Diagnosed Celiac During the Pandemic: Gabby Hemond on the Importance of Community
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Diagnosed Celiac During the Pandemic: Gabby Hemond on the Importance of Community
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In this episode of Don’t Feed the Fear, Gabby Hemond (@noglutengabby) joins us to talk about being a young celiac influencer diagnosed during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. We talk about the unique challenges of navigating a new diagnosis in young adulthood during the global shutdown, the insecurities and uncertainties that came with it, and coping through connecting with others. Gabby shares how she began posting online, the ups and downs of sharing her life so publicly, and continuing to build community for people living with celiac.
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Hear Gabby speak at the FAACT Summit 10/3-5/25:
FAACT Allergy Summit
Celiac and kissing study: Smooching Safely: New Study Finds Kissing After Gluten is (Mostly) OK for People with Celiac Disease | Celiac Disease Foundation
Special thanks to Kyle Dine for permission to use his song The Doghouse for the podcast theme!
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