Get Your Family Diagnosed

NFCA_Cheryl
  • By NFCA_Cheryl · September 5, 2012 at 12:00 pm · 0 replies
  • In Getting a diagnosis
  • 0 Recommend      
    Options
    Options:
  • Shared with the public

If you have celiac disease, your family members have an increased risk of developing the disease, too. If you have been struggling to convince your relatives to get tested, here's a new resource to help: http://www.celiaccentral.org/Resources/Talk-to-Your-Family/740/

Explore topics in this post

Explore topics in this post:

This discussion is closed to replies. We close all discussions after 90 days.

If there's something you'd like to discuss, click below to start a new discussion.

Start a new discussion

Things you can do

Support the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness

Help the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness reach its goals and support people like yourself by making a donation today.

Donate to the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness

Discussion topics

Links and resources from NFCA

CeliacAwareness: RT @jehangir_mehta: @celiacdotorg @celiacawareness @nrashow #glutenfree Support the cause! http://t.co/CelH0Bunhj

CeliacAwareness: RT @abast: Chef Mehta at our @NRA says that #glutenfree is not a fad, its a disease. #GoGREAT @CeliacAwareness http://t.co/C4BKj3921G

CeliacAwareness: RT @abast Beckee from NFCA is speaking on #gfree myths! Myth#2 if it doesn't say wheat, its safe. Verify ingredients if you have gf options!

CeliacAwareness: @findmegf @NRAShow Thank you! #GoGREAT

CeliacAwareness: RT @findmegf: @CeliacAwareness is giving a GREAT presentation about #glutenfree myths at the @nrashow #nrashow2013

Community leaders