Celiac Disease Serious Yet Controllable With Diet
A reader requests guidance on celiac disease. The condition can be serious if untreated but is controllable by strict gluten avoidance. Symptoms include cramps, bloating, diarrhea, weight loss, and nutrient deficiencies. Genetic factors raise risk. diagnosis uses antibody tests and small intestine biopsy. Organizations like the Celiac Disease Foundation and CSA offer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celiac Disease Foundation
Celiac. Org
Celiac Sprite Association
Csaceliacs. Rg
Donohue
Air Force
M.O
Dear Annie dysfunctional family privacy and abuse concerns
In Utah a narrator details a troubling pattern of sexual abuse across generations within a family. They fear the uncle Jim may have harmed daughters and granddaughters and argue for informing his wife to protect the children. The letter urges moral action to confront and stop abuse. A separate reader letter condemns a Memphis inn for including toiletries in room charges and advocates letting guests keep them or donate to shelters.
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Annie
Tim
Jim
Utah
Pennsylvania
Memphis
Tenn
Stand by to win loyalty through good customer service
Reader letters praise companies that stand behind products with replacements and coupons. Pat Zoccali of Warren Ohio notes prompt responses after broken bottles and parts requests. Melody E of San Antonio warns about card shredding to prevent identity theft. Nancy Taylor of Houston suggests storing extra garment buttons in plastic sleeves with item tags.
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Pat Zoccali
Warren
Ohio
Heloise
Nancy Taylor
Houston
Easter egg safety tips for holiday decor and leftovers
Public health guidance advises proper cooking and hygiene to reduce salmonella risk when decorating and hunting eggs. Keep eggs refrigerated, avoid cracked shells, discard unrefrigerated decorations after two hours, and use plastic eggs for hunts. Leftover hard boiled eggs stay safe a week in shells, two to three days peeled, if refrigerated.
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Centers For Disease Control
Karen Blakeslee
K-State Research and Extension
Swktalk
American Egg Board
Incredibleegg.org
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DR. Donohue
Paul Donohue, M
North America
Kathy Mitchell
Marcy Sugaf
Melody E
San Antonio
King
Syndict
MR. Poo
Kansas
Lloyd & Linda DeRenaus
Mate Coe Deow
Veto
Pool & Spa Chemicals
URCN
Garden City
Linda K. Beech
Els
N. Taylor
Arc
Preventionworkskansas.com
Missouri
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Susan G. Komen
Dillons Food Stores
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