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"No, you are not that odd!  There are people out there with virtually no symptoms yet have Celiac.  Kids heal differently and everyone has their own timetable with it.  There is the possibility that there is another underlying condition, common to Celiac, that may be keeping her tTg high. Or it could be that she is healing more slowly...it can take up to 2 years for tTg levels to normalize if there is a lot of damage. This is not uncommon and hard for the medical profession to understand...they are used to healing patients fast with pills and meds. Becoming well through diet takes a lot longer. \n \nIf her anti-gliadin tests have come back low (the one used to test for dietary compliance), then your daughter \nis not ingesting gluten. If that were high, then her diet would be suspect. I would see what other tests the doc is running and see what those show before panicking too much. She could just be a slow healer. I wouldn't cut out foods from her diet that may not be causing a problem. \n"
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