April 2024 News Round | A Canadian Celiac Podcast

It’s the beginning of April, so that makes for an opportunity to speak with Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com to discuss articles and topics of interest that she has presented to us over the past month. Sign up for Ellen’s monthly newsletter.

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Ellen and I both had copies of the recent booklet produced by Celiac Canada with the preliminary results from their recent survey. There is so much information in these numbers and the analysts have only scratched the surface. Listen to the State of Celiac Disease Part 1 • Listen to the State of Celiac Disease Part 2
Both Ellen and I felt my recent conversation with Linda Sills regarding retirement and long-term care for her celiac mother was concerning and something we should all be concerned about for our families and ourselves. Listen in at the 21 minute mark of the podcast.
Ellen mentioned a previous a podcast I recorded with Mike Rose about choosing safe retirement living – you can listen at Retirement Living Gluten Free
Ellen wrote an article about Mike’s Search for Celiac Safe Residential Living
Ellen told us about a new online mentoring program for kids and teens that is being started – you can find out more here – Introducing Celiac Chat – An Online Mentorship Program for Kid & Teens
Villous atrophy is a term that many of us know from our diagnosis, but Ellen was able to show me an article that listed other conditions that may cause villous atrophy: Celiac Disease: Other Conditions that May Cause Villous Atrophy
On a social media note Ellen told us of a situation at a local restaurant in Victoria that recently decided to remove a popular gluten free item from their menu. What the restaurant said – and how followers reacted. • How Ellen offered to explain it – and how followers reacted.
Sue recently attended a virtual class from Cinde, everydayglutenfreegourmet.ca. I highly recommend these classes as we can all learn to make more gluten-free options.

Sue counts more than 20 years since both she and her daughter were diagnosed with celiac disease. During that time, she has operated a gluten-free bakery, run a celiac kids camp, and produced and hosted a gluten free baking show on cable TV in Ontario. Join Sue’s weekly conversations, as she delves into all things celiac and gluten free.

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Ellen Bayens is the founder of The Celiac Scene, the go-to gluten-free resource for Victoria, Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Past Vice-President of the Victoria Chapter of the CCA and ‘British Columbia’s Gluten-Free Ambassador,’ she has been featured in Gluten Free Living, Allergic Living and Delight Gluten Free magazines. Ellen is a frequent commentator on TV, radio and print – and now A Canadian Celiac Podcast – as she shares her enthusiasm for gluten-free living with restaurants, retailers and industry stakeholders keen to Get Gluten Free Right!

April 2024 News Round Up | A Canadian Celiac Podcast

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