I'm new too. just found this site!

[enndee]

Hiya

Afetr being tested I have to follow a dairy free, wheat free and yeast free diet for the next 6 weeks then get tested again. I have been doing it for almost 2 weeks now. I though it would be harder, I've been doing ok, but still along way to go!! :o

[goose]

hello and welcome. i also have to eat dairy free. as i suffer from ibs. struggled at first as i loved more dairy foods than anything else, but afer a while i got over it.
so i would like to say hello and im sure everyone else will soon chat to you when they log on.
I found this site very helpful and everyone on this site is very friendly:D

The goose from above

[Kamagrian]

Hi Enndee! Welcome to the site, we're a fairly friendly bunch here and everyone was lovely to me when I joined a couple of months ago.

We have a number of reasons for being dairy free (mine is a recovery period from pancreatitis), but there seem to be lots of people around with IBS problems, and I'm sure you'll pick up lots of useful tips. I've found the most useful thing is being able to feel less alone and frustrated with things because of the camaraderie on here, and some of the recipes listed are well worth a go too! :D

Hope you enjoy your time here.

[rebecca c]

Hi Enndee

let us know with a post if you have any questions. Sounds like youre off to a good start:)

Beccy

[Copper]

Welcome enndee. I have an ever increasing number of food intolerances which does not include yeast or wheat yet!

If you have any specific questions I am sure one of us can help.

[Lan]

Hi Enndee. Welcome to the site. If there are any specific questions or problems that we can help with, let us know. Kind Regards, Lan.

[matt]

hi another new recruit from north of the border.:D

quick run for cover the scots are invading:o

welcome, hope we can offer some help or just encouragement, feel free to ask any questions or just make wild comments as you see fit.:cool:

[Pam]

Hi Enndee, welcome to the site.

I don't know much about wheat or yeast (probably things that crop up in just as many strange places as dairy does) but I hope we can help you. Well done for getting through the first 2 weeks - I hope you are feeling the benefit!

I think with any intolerances it boils down to eating more basic stuff and not relying on convenience foods, that way you know what you are eating. It is just such blooming hard work.

Good luck anyway, just ask if you need help and I hope you feel the benefits for your hard work.

[ellsie]

Sorry Matt but we're already here! Why keep good things to yourself, share!:clap:

[goose]

yes matt, more scots the better, na only funning. we all live in gb so we should all get on together like proper people should.
i mean its not as if you only suffer from food intorances in different parts of the world.:cool:

its good to hear everyones apinion on life and how each other cope with there food problems.
unite together i say.:hug:

THE GOOSE FROM ABOVE.

[Kamagrian]

I'm not Scottish, but I live in Scotland. Can I join in on the Scottish side?? :lol2:

[Lan]

Hi all, I also have scottish connections as my stepmum is from Innerleithen. So i'll stick to the welsh and scottish sides. Lan.

[cnc]

I'm half Scottish so I'd like to join as well please!! Thats why I have a UK flag, as Dad is a Scot :)

[matt]

well to fess up.
dad's scottish from edinburgh
mum's half welsh
i was born within 6 miles of south coast, which makes anything north of winchester flat cap and whippet territory!:D

we seem to be lacking ireland, channel islands or isle of man.

[Kamagrian]

we seem to be lacking ireland, channel islands or isle of man.I'm part Irish - well, Irish enough that I'm permitted an Irish passport. Still go over there a few times a year. And I have red hair, green eyes and skin that doesn't cope with sun. So I can possibly stand in until someone born there comes along? :lol2:

[goose]

Well just to clear up, i am a true sheep shagger from aberdeen, in case enyone thinks ive swore, its the name you call all aberdonians
We are known to be grippie with our money yet very friendly and welcoming
I have brunette colour of hair, pear shaped with freckles, which is a sign of scotch buty, WELL SO THEY TELL ME.!!:eek:

[Kamagrian]

Wow, this thread is brimming with little Scottish flags now! :lol2:

Bet you didn't reckon on starting a war when you introduced yourself, Enndee... ;)

[Fozzybear]

I'll keep mine as English but my maternal nan was from Scotland (Kyle of Tongue) and my paternal nan was from Ireland (somewhere in the south east). My Grandads were both from East Anglia.

...oh, and welcome Enndee! :D

[ellsie]

I was born in Glasgow,spent four years in Aberdeen (fit like Goose quinie)and have now lived longer in England than I did in Scotland! So really I see myself as British.:cool:

[goose]

foos ya doose ellsie, in english tounge that means.....how are you doing?

[ellsie]

They're aye pekin'. Very well thank you.:D

[matt]

good god regional slang now!!!!

queens english only !

yeah right i'd never be allowed to post either
:lol2: