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Good mornings, goals and gratitude's

Tue, Sep 29 | 6:00AM - 7:30AM UTC

Welcome to Good Mornings, Goals, and Gratitudes. Each morning, we meet with open hearts and tired eyes to greet the day gently, set a daily goal, and choose one small act of care for ourselves. Then, in return, we are grounded, lighter, and reminded that we are not alone. In the GGG, we start our day with positive quotes, journal prompts, self-care activities, daily intentions, and a goal we aim to achieve that day, followed by a moment of gratitude. Join us for a gentle, caring way to start your day.

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Celiac disease turns every shared meal into a list of questions. ShareWell has free online support groups for people living with long-term illness, where nobody thinks you are being difficult about food.

Topic context

Understanding celiac disease

Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition in which eating gluten makes the immune system attack the small intestine, and it is managed with a strict gluten-free diet for life. That turns restaurants, travel, holidays and other people’s kitchens into sources of worry.

Why it helps

How peer support helps with celiac disease

Peer support can help with celiac disease because the social side can be as hard as the diet itself. It helps to talk with people who understand being left out at the table or being accused of following a trend.

Inside the room

What celiac disease groups often cover

Eating out and trusting food made by others
Holidays, parties and family meals
Being treated as if gluten-free is a fashion
Worry about accidental exposure

ShareWell groups are peer support and do not give medical advice, so please keep working with your care team on anything about diagnosis or treatment. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

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Who these groups may help

People diagnosed with celiac disease
People newly adjusting to a gluten-free life
Parents managing the diet for a child

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Frequently asked questions

Does ShareWell have a celiac group?

No celiac group is running right now. The groups here bring together people managing different lifelong conditions, and you will also find relaxing sessions like meditation.

Will I get diet advice?

Members share their own experience, and groups do not give medical or nutrition advice. A dietitian or doctor is the right person for that.

Can parents of a child with celiac disease join?

Yes. Parents are welcome, and there are caregiving groups as well.

Where can I find medical information about celiac disease?

The Celiac Disease Foundation (celiac.org) and the National Celiac Association (nationalceliac.org) both publish information for patients and families.