Mind & Body Health
Dealing with food allergies or chronic illness can be difficult... Even
more difficult when you have to deal with misunderstanding and misinformation
about your condition! Below are tips, information, and advice we have
gleaned through our own difficult years of "hit-or-miss" experimentation
in our own health management. We have also provided links to websites
and organizations that provide a wealth of both useful AND accurate information
- a tough combination to find! We hope these resources will help you
stay healthy and happy in both mind and body...
Gluten Free Living
Simple, delicious recipes tested in our own
kitchen. These meals are both gluten free AND approved by our non-celiac
guests!
Tips & Recommendations
Feeling overwhelmed trying to manage your gluten
intolerance? Here are some tips and information to help you and
your meal-mates make sense of celiac disease.
Gluten Free Forum
Gluten Free Getaways, Bob & Ruth's
Gluten-free Dining & Travel
Club
Gluten Free Pantry, www.glutenfree.com
Gluten-Free Dining in New
England
We've had several amazing meals at the Simon
Pearce Restaurant at The Mill in Queechee, VT (in
the same building as the Simon Pearce Glass shop). They serve out-of-this
world GF soups, a delicious lamb burger (ask for it without the
bun),
a range of exciting salads, and super creme brulee. Our waitress
said they keep an extensive list of ingredients and GF recommendations
in
the
kitchen,
so just
mention you need a GF meal and the knowledgeable staff will steer
you toward the best options or arrange to prepare a special meal
for you. In addition to delicious food, helpful staff, and great
service, we enjoy the beautiful view of waterfalls right below
the restaurant terrace and a covered bridge across the way. For
hours, menus, and even online reservations, go to the Simon Pearce
website.
You can even call ahead for special occasions and the staff will
help you select a meal just right for your needs and tastes. Simon
Pearce has another restaurant in West
Chester, PA, which I would imagine has similar Celiac-friendly
policies.
Chronic Pain
Links to More Information:
Massachussetts General Hospital Fibromyalgia,
neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu
Massachussetts CFIDS/ FM Association, www.masscfids.org
Medline Plus: Fibromyalgia, www.nlm.nih.gov
University of Washington Harborview Chronic Fatigue Clinic, www.uwmedicine.org