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A Canadian Celiac PodcastCruising Gluten Free I love to travel, and I love cruising. I am often asked about how to travel safely while eating gluten free - more often than not, my suggestion is to cruise. Deciding on a particular cruise does require a bit of research, and preparation, but in my experience cruising has been safe and exciting. My daughter Deanna recently came back from a cruise on a cruise line I was not familiar with. On this podcast she shares her experiences along with some practical advice on how to prepare and what to expect. On my blog I have included some...2023-03-1542 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastCruising Gluten Free I love to travel, and I love cruising. I am often asked about how to travel safely while eating gluten free - more often than not, my suggestion is to cruise. Deciding on a particular cruise does require a bit of research, and preparation, but in my experience cruising has been safe and exciting. My daughter Deanna recently came back from a cruise on a cruise line I was not familiar with. On this podcast she shares her experiences along with some practical advice on how to prepare and what to expect. On my blog I have included some...2023-03-1542 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastEp 248 All-Inclusive Gluten Free Travel ExplainedI always get excited when I can have my adult daughter, Deanna, on the podcast with me to discuss shared experiences and how she may do things a bit differently from me. This conversation is about booking all-inclusive travel, something that is a hot topic as the weather gets cold. Deanna and I have been on trips together, as well as separately and we both have thoughts and tips about researching, booking and going on an all-inclusive holiday. I was recently asked if an all-inclusive could be a safe choice for a vacation for someone eating gluten free. My...2022-12-0735 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastEp 248 All-Inclusive Gluten Free Travel ExplainedI always get excited when I can have my adult daughter, Deanna, on the podcast with me to discuss shared experiences and how she may do things a bit differently from me. This conversation is about booking all-inclusive travel, something that is a hot topic as the weather gets cold. Deanna and I have been on trips together, as well as separately and we both have thoughts and tips about researching, booking and going on an all-inclusive holiday. I was recently asked if an all-inclusive could be a safe choice for a vacation for someone eating gluten free. My...2022-12-0735 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastApril 2022 RoundupOn this episode I speak with Ellen Bayens of The Celiac Scene.com about things that have been of interest in the celiac and gluten free world over the past month. Ellen and I have a discussion about bloating – something that was never really a symptom for me, but as a symptom it should be talked about more. Ellen tells us of the recent product recall from Cavendish Farms, along with details of the new non-gluten status of Earth’s Own oat beverage. The website to sign up for product recalls with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is - https...2022-03-301h 07A Canadian Celiac PodcastApril 2022 RoundupOn this episode I speak with Ellen Bayens of The Celiac Scene.com about things that have been of interest in the celiac and gluten free world over the past month. Ellen and I have a discussion about bloating – something that was never really a symptom for me, but as a symptom it should be talked about more. Ellen tells us of the recent product recall from Cavendish Farms, along with details of the new non-gluten status of Earth’s Own oat beverage. The website to sign up for product recalls with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is - https...2022-03-301h 07A Canadian Celiac PodcastThe Gluten PerspectiveThis week I chat with someone who is almost a part of our family. My daughter Deanna’s boyfriend Adam has learned a great deal about celiac disease and the gluten free diet over the past few years. His perspective is from someone who has no eating restrictions. We often wonder how the rest of the world sees us, and how we can best help them to cope with our eating restrictions. Adam takes us through his education on celiac disease, what he expects when they eat away from home and, how he copes with educating his family and frien...2022-03-2337 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastThe Gluten PerspectiveThis week I chat with someone who is almost a part of our family. My daughter Deanna’s boyfriend Adam has learned a great deal about celiac disease and the gluten free diet over the past few years. His perspective is from someone who has no eating restrictions. We often wonder how the rest of the world sees us, and how we can best help them to cope with our eating restrictions. Adam takes us through his education on celiac disease, what he expects when they eat away from home and, how he copes with educating his family and frien...2022-03-2337 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastOctober 2021 RoundupIt’s the beginning of the month again, so I get the pleasure of speaking to Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com about some of the topics of interest that have come up during the past month. We discuss the diagnosis story of the family of a Neonatologist in the US who sought out the team at the Celiac Disease Program at Boston Children’s Hospital for help. Ellen and I discuss how comprehensive the whole family approach to treating and further diagnosing family members is. See the link below to the article about this family’s journey. Ellen and I go on to...2021-09-2953 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastOctober 2021 RoundupIt’s the beginning of the month again, so I get the pleasure of speaking to Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com about some of the topics of interest that have come up during the past month. We discuss the diagnosis story of the family of a Neonatologist in the US who sought out the team at the Celiac Disease Program at Boston Children’s Hospital for help. Ellen and I discuss how comprehensive the whole family approach to treating and further diagnosing family members is. See the link below to the article about this family’s journey. Ellen and I go on to...2021-09-2953 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastDifferent Generations Cope with Celiac DiseaseOn this episode I speak with my daughter Deanna. She has been a guest on the podcast in the past, and I take this opportunity to ask her about some of her attitudes and coping skills dealing with celiac disease and how those compare to my approaches. I was a Mom of two beautiful girls when I was diagnosed, with Deanna’s diagnosis coming five months later, just in time for her fifth birthday. Having suffered from an unknown cause for some very diverse symptoms for many years, my diagnosis became one of questioning every food, not only for me, b...2021-09-2243 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastDifferent Generations Cope with Celiac DiseaseOn this episode I speak with my daughter Deanna. She has been a guest on the podcast in the past, and I take this opportunity to ask her about some of her attitudes and coping skills dealing with celiac disease and how those compare to my approaches. I was a Mom of two beautiful girls when I was diagnosed, with Deanna’s diagnosis coming five months later, just in time for her fifth birthday. Having suffered from an unknown cause for some very diverse symptoms for many years, my diagnosis became one of questioning every food, not only for me, b...2021-09-2243 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastBeverage ControversyLet’s start the blog with the show notes for this Episode – On this episode I speak with my daughter Deanna regarding a curious question she posed to me recently about some newly launched seltzer drinks appearing in the beer stores here in Ontario. These drinks contain barley malt, so off limits to us. The problem is the same drinks are in our LCBO (liquor stores) in Ontario, same branding, but with vodka or another alcohol and no barley malt. This means that we should be able to drink the ones bought from the liquor store. The problem...2021-03-1032 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastBeverage ControversyLet’s start the blog with the show notes for this Episode – On this episode I speak with my daughter Deanna regarding a curious question she posed to me recently about some newly launched seltzer drinks appearing in the beer stores here in Ontario. These drinks contain barley malt, so off limits to us. The problem is the same drinks are in our LCBO (liquor stores) in Ontario, same branding, but with vodka or another alcohol and no barley malt. This means that we should be able to drink the ones bought from the liquor store. The problem...2021-03-1032 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastTaxes & Celiac Disease in CanadaThis episode looks at how, in Canada, a celiac can make a claim on their taxes for the extra expense of gluten free food. The subject sounds simple enough, but as we find out, the Canada Revenue Agency has made the process laborious with very little positive effect on your tax return. For a professional perspective, I speak with my daughter, Deanna, who is an accountant and has worked with taxes for years. Sue’s Websites and Social Media – Podcast https://acanadianceliacpodcast.libsyn.com Podcast Blog – https://www.acanadianceliacblog.com Facebook - @acana...2019-03-1319 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastTaxes & Celiac Disease in CanadaThis episode looks at how, in Canada, a celiac can make a claim on their taxes for the extra expense of gluten free food. The subject sounds simple enough, but as we find out, the Canada Revenue Agency has made the process laborious with very little positive effect on your tax return. For a professional perspective, I speak with my daughter, Deanna, who is an accountant and has worked with taxes for years. Sue’s Websites and Social Media – Podcast https://acanadianceliacpodcast.libsyn.com Podcast Blog – https://www.acanadianceliacblog.com Facebook - @acana...2019-03-1319 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastEp 35 Growing Up Gluten FreeMy daughter, Deanna was diagnosed with Celiac disease just before her fifth birthday. She is now in her mid-twenties and seemingly well adjusted to the gluten free lifestyle. My interview is an attempt to look at growing up gluten free as a retrospective on how she viewed her life differently because of celiac disease and the gluten free diet. Portions of her story appeared in cookbooks by Donna Washburn and Heather Butt who appeared on Episode 8. I quickly pulled two of the cookbooks and found Deanna on Page 14 of “125 Gluten-Free Recipes” and on page 66 of “The Best Gluten-Free Family Cookbook”...2018-09-0532 minA Canadian Celiac PodcastEp 35 Growing Up Gluten FreeMy daughter, Deanna was diagnosed with Celiac disease just before her fifth birthday. She is now in her mid-twenties and seemingly well adjusted to the gluten free lifestyle. My interview is an attempt to look at growing up gluten free as a retrospective on how she viewed her life differently because of celiac disease and the gluten free diet. Portions of her story appeared in cookbooks by Donna Washburn and Heather Butt who appeared on Episode 8. I quickly pulled two of the cookbooks and found Deanna on Page 14 of “125 Gluten-Free Recipes” and on page 66 of “The Best Gluten-Free Family Cookbook”...2018-09-0532 min