Celiac Disease Community - People

I'm a 20 year participant in the sport of triathlons. I have been a triathlon junkie since 1989. In addition to that, in the last 5 or so years, I've become a bit of a nutrition junkie as well as it relates to training and racing. My wife and I are currently both racing and training as professional triathletes and coaches.

The creator of the site, Paige Munson, is a Celiac Disease patient herself and follows a gluten free diet. She was diagnosed in 2003 and since then has attended several Celiac Disease conferences within the New York area. She has also traveled extensively throughout the United States and Europe enjoying a variety of national and international gluten free cuisine. Paige Munson is a recent...

Gluten-free

In the fall of 2000 I was diagnosed with celiac disease which propelled me into the world of gluten-free cooking and baking. I have enjoyed the learning experience and have found that gluten-free can be delicious. While the rest of my family does eat gluten, I always cook and bake gluten-free. It has been a challenging and rewarding adventure. My blog is full of delicious gluten-free,...

Dr. Kim Bloomer is a veterinary naturopath, host of the online radio show Animal Talk Naturally, and a proficient blogger and writer on natural pet health. Dr. Kim is also co-author of the book Whole Health for Happy Dogs. She worked in traditional veterinary medicine for many years and continues to do extensive research into natural health care for dogs and cats.

I am the author of the Gluten Free Raleigh Blog which deals with living Gluten Free in Raleigh, North Carolina and surrounding areas. I have also founded the Gluten Free Durham, Cary and Chapel Hills Blogs. My latest creation is a Gluten Free City Guide (http://glutenfreecityguide.blogspot.com/) which is a custom google map with other blogs/web sites for cities across the USA.

I grew up in Wisconsin and moved to the SF Bay Area in 1998. I love to hike and rollerblade, but I work at a desk job (student services & administration) so I've found it a challenge to get enough exercise. I've recently started working out on my lunch hours and walking on days I don't go to the gym. I can't believe how much better I feel! I love it!

Carolyn Collman, MS, ATRI-C, ACE, AEA, NETA is an exercise physiologist, nutritionist and certified aquatic therapist with advanced training in treating rheumatic diseases and sports injuries with aquatic exercise therapy.A former elite distance runner, Carolyn placed 31st in the 2000 Olympic Marathon Trials.She received her B.A. in American Studies from Stanford University, her MS in Exercise...

I am currently on disability from my job due to Cervical Dystonia. In additon, I have Grave's Disease and a few other health issues.I enjoy reading and writing short stories.