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"My two daughters have Celiac along with myself.  Just today they had a 6 month check up.  My 12 year olds TTG went from 160 to 10.  My 6 year old went from 160 to 127.  I was devastated.  They are on the same exact diet, in the same household with the same procedures.  I am 100% certain that my 6 year old has not ingested a single item outside of our household for the entire 6 months.  We have not visited a restaurant or dined in anyone else's home.  Every birthday snack at school has been communicated to me and I provide a gluten free alternative.  I'm scared to death after reading your posts....does this mean that my 6 year old has another health issue?  Her Gliadin Peptides dropped from 320 to 20.  I'm very confused and it was clear that our doctor did not want to present me with possible explanations, especially in front of my girls.  She does have food allergies but a recent test just showed that most of the allergies have calmed since going gluten free.  The doctor ordered more blood work to be done.  We've worked so hard and been so vigilant.  Our daughters only symptoms is a poor immune system, thinning hair, and dried cracked lips from a vitamin B12 deficiency.  It took her whole life to get the diagnosis but she has grown and developed normally without any gastrointestinal symptoms.  Are we that odd? \n"
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