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osodecanelaI was pissed off yesterday.
They had been labeling the food in the MD lounge, but stopped, so I no longer know for certain when something is safe for me to eat. Soups I don't dare touch and anything in a sauce I'm skipping, unless I can get the kitchen on the phone which is catch as catch can. It's pissing me off. It seems the administration took out their one computer terminal in the kitchen so they have no way of word processing and now nothing is labeled any more.
I'm relying on their plain veggies, sliced turkey, tuna salad, and fruit, assuming there still is any of that, when I get there. Well, lunch yesterday was a salad, sans any dressing, as I couldn't vouch for it's safety. The deli tray was empty, the hot food was pasta (patently obvious a no go), the veggies were gone and the soup was some unidentified cream affair.
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grizzlyzone just sent me this link, http://www.6sensorlabs.com/#about. What a fantastic idea! A small, hand-held testing machine, analogous to a glucose blood monitor, that would allow a celiac patient to test any food for gluten before eating it. No more inadvertent gluten poisoning. It's still in development, but I just signed both myself and my sister up on their wait list for notification when they will release them.
WANT!!! (As in, yesterday!)
They had been labeling the food in the MD lounge, but stopped, so I no longer know for certain when something is safe for me to eat. Soups I don't dare touch and anything in a sauce I'm skipping, unless I can get the kitchen on the phone which is catch as catch can. It's pissing me off. It seems the administration took out their one computer terminal in the kitchen so they have no way of word processing and now nothing is labeled any more.
I'm relying on their plain veggies, sliced turkey, tuna salad, and fruit, assuming there still is any of that, when I get there. Well, lunch yesterday was a salad, sans any dressing, as I couldn't vouch for it's safety. The deli tray was empty, the hot food was pasta (patently obvious a no go), the veggies were gone and the soup was some unidentified cream affair.
So, much to my gratitude
grizzlyzone just sent me this link, http://www.6sensorlabs.com/#about. What a fantastic idea! A small, hand-held testing machine, analogous to a glucose blood monitor, that would allow a celiac patient to test any food for gluten before eating it. No more inadvertent gluten poisoning. It's still in development, but I just signed both myself and my sister up on their wait list for notification when they will release them.WANT!!! (As in, yesterday!)
