CC Gluten Freed is a blog dedicated to stream lining the gluten free lifestyle. This blog provides readers with insights into the social implications of the gluten free diet, reviews restaurants and products and features gluten free recipes.
Unlike other gluten free blogs, CC Gluten Freed highlights ways that you can make a difference in the gluten free community. On this site, you will find sample letters to restaurant managers and owners that have successfully changed several restaurants across the country.
CC Gluten Freed seeks to empower readers to take control and take ownership of their lifestyle. It is time to put your health first and learn how to effectively advocate for yourself. CC Gluten Freed should serve as both a source of information and inspiration because all of the information found here is based on the true life of CC and her journey to being a gluten free activist.
The name of this blog is CC Gluten Freed because my initial experience with adopting the gluten free diet left me feeling trapped, I felt like I was being punished. It wasn’t until I began engaging in awareness promotion that I felt freed. CC Gluten Freed focuses on my struggles and triumphs with the gluten free diet. My goal is to ease the paths of my fellow Celiacs and gluten free people by writing about how to navigate our gluten-filled world.
love your blog cc – picked up your card today at the gfree fair. I’m on campus too – look me up
will do! I am so glad we talked at the fair! It was a really great day
Hello- I’ve recently been diangosed with celiac dicease on top of already having serious financial problems. I recieve $120/mo in food share program and just one bag of food was $62. today. I am sure that I will get better at spending since this is only my first week knowing but what happens then?Do you know of any programs here in the Metro Milwaukee, WI area that can assist or that I can join similar to the one in Florida?Thank you
My daughter and I met your dad at the convention yesterday. You really should sell your shirts! I LOVE the drawing!!
I will look into having shirts available! Im glad you like the logo. My grandpa drew/created it for me for christmas. I guess that is one of the perks of having a cartoonist in the family. I’ll let you know when I get shirts up on the website.
I hope you had a great time at the conference! I know I did.
My son passed along your blog to me he is a senior at Berkeley and is teaching a class on Celiac and Gluten Sensitivity. Although he dosnt have issues with gluten I and his grandmother have Celiac and his younger brother is gluten senstive. I enjoyed your blog and look forward to more. My website is bodyfoodconnection. Or email katrinamrubin@gmail.com.