How to move info@coeliac.ie out of the junk folder and into Inbox
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App – Android 13 Solutions
If you’re experiencing similar issues on your device running Android 13 OS, we’ve compiled a list of potential solutions to help navigate through this problem: 1. Reboot your phone First, you should try restarting the device to check whether the problem is fixed. Sometimes, issues with the system glitch or cache data can eventually trigger …
Catering Training Booklet
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Annual Check Up
Have You Had Your Annual Checkup? Most people when diagnosed with coeliac disease see a dietitian and a gastroenterologist and are then discharged to the care of their GP. Once you’ve gotten to grips with your coeliac disease diagnosis, you may think there’s no need for further check-ups. While sticking to a gluten free diet …
Parent Factsheet
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Coeliac Ambassador Story – Aimee Byrne
“I was diagnosed with coeliac disease four years ago at age 29, during coeliac awareness week. I had always known of coeliac disease but like many others, did not really understand the complexity of the condition at all. Right up until my diagnosis, I would pick up colds and flus regularly, and was a regular …
Coeliac Ambassador Story – Una Hendroff
As a dietitian I was surprised to receive a diagnosis of coeliac disease at the age of 38 years. The Coeliac Society of Ireland has been a huge support since then to support me living with this condition, and despite having a general background of knowledge on what a gluten free diet might involve this …
Coeliac Ambassador Story – Sheila Robinson
In 2004, I did a 24-hour charity fast for the first time in my life, aged 25. In the following weeks, my appetite seemed smaller, and I then started losing weight and becoming very tired. I have always been slim, so I had no weight to lose, and I was eating the same amount & …
