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The Real Struggle Of Being Gluten Free

I did not choose the gluten free life, it chose me.

Brooke Elisabeth Hill

Jun 14, 2016

Anderson, South Carolina

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10 pictures that sum up the thoughts I have on the daily because I am gluten free for medical reasons (Celiac Disease) and not just for a diet/lifestyle choice:

1. While I am eating out at a restaurant with friends who are all eating the delicious buttery- looking bread..

2. When the managers order pizza for all the workers to eat, but I can't eat it..

3. When I go grocery shopping and something looks so good and it is gluten free..

4. After someone tells you that they are pretty sure this is gluten free, well they say it should be..

5. When you meet someone else with Celiac Disease..

6. When you go to events and know that there will be no gluten free options..

7. Every time I drive past the "hot now" sign at Krispy Kreme..

8. Each time I have to tell someone I am gluten free because of an allergy and their reaction is "I would die if I couldn't eat bread"..

9. But then someone says that they are gluten free to be "healthier"..

10. Basically how I feel about all foods in general at all times of the day..

No seriously..

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