Tales of the Gluten-Intolerant - Victories & Woes: Sep 20, 2007

This condition runs in my family. It usually manifests itself in mid-life or later.

It appeared for a time that my daughter was showing symptoms in her 20's but now it appears that she is not.

Yet.

God is good. All the time.

Do you need to Work From Home?

While gluten intolerance involves inconvenient and costly but relatively minor dietary adjustments for some people and then they can get on with a fairly normal life, it totally incapacitates others and they are unable to enter or return to the workplace.

Some are content to susbist on disability. Some have a supportive spouse, parent or whatever. Some don't realize there are other options.

Being chronically ill does not mean you cannot be productive and self supporting. There are many work-from-home opportunities that can be done - and done successfully - by the chronically ill.

If this is you, let me invite you to join moms, care-givers, retired people, students and others who need to make a living but just cannot handle the demands of a typical away-from-home work place or schedule.

Tales of the Gluten-Intolerant - Victories & Woes

Thursday, September 20, 2007

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