Going nuts!

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really! i have hardly ate something the previus days because i recently figured out i have gluten alergic sinds theres no gluten free products here+school is getting waaaaaay much to hard i wonder if its even able to still undergo
the only reason i livd for whas eating sleeping and computer now that i also have to stay up way more early'er and that im having stumach hurts all the time +computer is only a way to find something to do or be on wrongplanet how to go on if there isnt even one thing to live for i mean not even food how the hell am i supposed to go on like this
i wish than atleast i feel "good" at home but thats wrong to!sometimes i wonder if school might be bether than being home!

http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv ... tives?Open

here is some info about gluten free products, if the school doesn't have them the only choice is to bring your own really. maybe make a suggestion to the school about include gluten free foods on the menu.

i hate it when this sort of topics get ignored thanks for the list

It stinks when you can't have a particular food and it seems like it's in everything.

I remember when I was a vegetarian there weren't a lot of options for vegetarians at the time. Often when I went out to eat, the only thing on the menu that I could have was a salad, and this is back when a salad meant mostly iceberg lettuce. I had to learn to cook and to read labels (you'd be surprised what they put meat products in) and to ask waitstaff detailed questions. It's amazing how stupid waitstaff can be about this. I would ask if something had meat in it, and they would say "No, but it has a chicken base." I knew someone who had food allergies, and he would always tell the waitstaff that he didn't want to go to the hospital in order to get their attention.

Get creative. You don't have to eat the same things you always have.

Try ethnic foods. They're often based on different ingredients than what you're used to.

Learn to cook.