glutenfreesociety.org is the link Dr. Osborne used for the oats story.

I just read an interesting article about oats being highly inflammatory for celiacs and everyone!  I know that I cannot eat Cheerios.  I always thought it was the cross contamination but maybe there's more to it. I can't get the link to copy but it's Dr. Osborne. He is a doctor out of Texas that has amazing information and treats a lot of celiacs.  I have learned a lot from him.

April 11 is coming and so is our CEO:  Celiacs Eating Out at Perfect Plate, 5255 N. Maize Suite 104.  They are going to stay open 30 minutes longer to accomodate us!  So, it will be 6-7:30pm that Thursday night.  They can seat about 22 people.  They keep 11 different entrees on hand and reheat them.  They are made from scratch in a totally dedicated gluten free restaurant.  I am going to get their famous turkey meatloaf!  Yum!  Remember, I will call them with our number of attenders the day before so you MUST call, text, or email me.  316-788-2531  leave message of your name and how many coming, 316-650-4026 to text, takncare4@yahoo.com to leave email.  Hope to see you soon!

I like to read theceliacscene.com newsletter even though it comes from Canada.  Every year they show United States restaurants also and this year it is over 200!  They make it easy:  you can click on your restaurant choice and go right to the web site!  We don't eat out a lot but this information will be great on trips!

We get some requests for the names of knowledgible doctors.  I was just referred to a KU site on 32nd north, east of Rock Road  I didn't get to see Dr. Saylor because he's booked up for 3 mos.  So, I saw his PA Andrew.  I really liked him.  He is knowledgible and not only answered my questions but gave me more information.  At the end, he asked what he could do to improve things for me.  I have never been asked that!  He got right to the point! 

Thanks to Gary for sending the link to:  http://celiac.com/ for information about the safest gluten free fast food.  It also contains information about the law concerning gluten free food and restaurants.  There is also updates about Subway, Panera Bread, Burger King, etc.

Susan let us know of her good experience at Dennys.  She ordered  a club sandwich on an english muffin, gluten free, of course. It was great!  She also reports some new Walmart items!  Great Value has"Helper" mixes for cheeseburger, stroganoff, and chicken ranch.  Krusteache brand  has blueberry muffin and coffee cake mixes.  Just be careful about eating too many foods with rice in them.  Our government is supposed to be making the rice companies take out or grow rice with lower arsenic in it.