05 March 2008

quick update on glen~

Just a quick update...

We should find out for sure on Monday, but at this point, the doctor strongly suspects that Glen has Celiac Disease. It is an autoimmune digestive disease that damages the small intestine in response to ingesting gluten.

While this would necessitate a huge change in eating habits and dietary lifestyle, I am supremely thankful that this is all it is. I didn't realize how stressed out I was getting about the whole thing, but I can tell you there are 7 other people in this house that are probably breathing a sigh of relief that I am not on edge anymore :o) Everyone was hiding from me last night!

Thanks again for your prayers, I really, really appreciate them. So does everyone else around here :o)

3 comments:

julianalovespy said...

I have a friend who was diagnosed with celiac disease a few years ago. I'm sure she'd have lots of resources if you need them. Just let me know if you need to contact her. Her name is Julie also. And PRAISE GOD, by the way, that it is 'only' that.

Rachel Wilson said...

So have you gotten a paper diagnosis to confirm what you already know yet? That is so frustrating sometimes. I am sorry I have been so out of pocket lately. The spring is a crazy time for us. Katie has got so much going on with 4-H and I have had 3 mtgs about Wes and blah blah blah. I am looking forward to summer vacation soooooooo much!

Anonymous said...

I love the name of your blog. Amen, sistah! ;-)

I'm also glad to read that you have a diagnosis for your husband - it's always good to be able to put a finger on the problem and helps in so many ways!

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