We recently started cleaning up our house a in preparation for some renovations. This meant packing up some book shelves, when we came along this stack of books.
This brought back some memories from when Amanda received her Celiac Diagnosis in August of 2009 weeks before our wedding.
Hasselbecks G Free Diet, now a controversial book to an extent, was the first book Amanda purchased about being Celiac. She read all about someone else's journey, and was really able to relate which helped with her coping.
The gluten free every day book was the first cook book we purchased. Not knowing much about Celiac Disease and the gluten free diet, we just wanted some place to start.
The Celiac Disease for Dummies Book was our welcoming gift for becoming a member of the Canadian Celiac Association Edmonton Chapter.
The gluten free grocery guide was a recommendation from a friend after doing lots of research for us.
And now? These books really collect dust. Not that we are pro's or anything, but Amanda has learned to live with Celiac. We have learned to cook and adapt meals from any cook book. Nearly nine years later and we as a family are doing great.
Curious about some of these books? Check them out on Amazon by using any of the links below.
This brought back some memories from when Amanda received her Celiac Diagnosis in August of 2009 weeks before our wedding.
Hasselbecks G Free Diet, now a controversial book to an extent, was the first book Amanda purchased about being Celiac. She read all about someone else's journey, and was really able to relate which helped with her coping.
The gluten free every day book was the first cook book we purchased. Not knowing much about Celiac Disease and the gluten free diet, we just wanted some place to start.
The Celiac Disease for Dummies Book was our welcoming gift for becoming a member of the Canadian Celiac Association Edmonton Chapter.
The gluten free grocery guide was a recommendation from a friend after doing lots of research for us.
And now? These books really collect dust. Not that we are pro's or anything, but Amanda has learned to live with Celiac. We have learned to cook and adapt meals from any cook book. Nearly nine years later and we as a family are doing great.
Curious about some of these books? Check them out on Amazon by using any of the links below.
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