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I made it! I’m so glad I went.  The bloggers for the event got a quick breakfast from BFree, a GF Bakery I wasn’t familiar with before. They’re rolling out to more stores, including Safeway in Northern California.  Thumbs up: … Continue reading →

I have been patiently waiting … for YEARS … for the Gluten Free & Allergy Friendly Expo to come back to town.  This is more exciting than Christmas for someone like me. Last time it was in San Mateo, my … Continue reading →

I’m about to cry because I dropped the ball on re-ordering and I’m going to have a lag between finishing my current bottle and receiving the new on.  Full-on ugly cry. I started our trial by trying to replace 1-for-1 … Continue reading →

My husband never wanted a dog. My children wanted one desperately.  I was allergic, so we just assumed we would never EVER get a dog.  So you can imagine what happened next… My middle son has serious anxiety and panic … Continue reading →

There, that should settle any questions.  And it should ring some bells and tick some people off. When my son was diagnosed with autism at age 4, the first thing I did was hit the giant Barnes & Noble bookstore … Continue reading →

Dark, burrito-less days are over! Just a quick post to let you know about a new product I discovered at my local Smart & Final.  Mission brand Wheat-Free Tortillas are everything a wheat tortilla should be: soft, pliable, and delicious! … Continue reading →

  Best wishes for a lovely holiday season! Here’s a little homemade liver tonic  to give your liver a little love. Chances are, it’s working overtime this weekend!     1/2 c beet juice over ice, a few drops stevia, fill it … Continue reading →

I didn’t even realize it had been over two months since I posted.  My bad! bumpy school year for my youngest extra intense parenting (has there been a 3-month full moon?) juggling new supplement regimens with mixed success (why does … Continue reading →

Someone pointed out that I didn’t actually include my son’s autism recovery story on this blog.  Oops.  It’s in Evolution of the Revolution: From Hope to Healing.  Final chapter.  To rectify the lack of our story, here is a shorter version. … Continue reading →

I had absolutely zero issue with my gluten-free diet when I was traveling.  YAY!  There were two of us who were GF and two vegetarians.  I believe we were all well taken care of. The only lump in the roux … Continue reading →