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Old Thu, Oct-27-05, 12:32
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Plan: LOW CARB 4 DUMMIES
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Default Wegeners Gramulomatosa

I was diagnosed with Wegeners August 11, 2005. It is a form of vasculitis and an autoimmune disorder. I am followed and my treatment is directed by a Rhuematologist. I take Prednisone every day, but am tapering down my dose and hope to be completely off by end of year. Because of the Prednisone I am also taking Glucophage to keep my blood sugars down. I am not a real Diabetic-it's just because of the Prednisone. I have lost 26 pounds since getting sick (9wks). I am feeling better and doing great. This diagnosis has really motivated me to stay on plan, beflore I could always say I was just a healthy fat girl. Not anymore. Just wondering if anybody has ever heard of the Wegeners, or maybe even has it.
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Old Thu, Oct-27-05, 12:37
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Sounds pretty yucky.

There's been some correlation of celiac disease, or gluten intolerance, with other autoimmune diseases, and sometimes adopting a strict gluten free diet helps. Its something you might want to look into. And its not all that hard if you're already on a low carb diet.
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