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Branch Leadership Team

Shawn Show, Branch Manager
Phone: 614-918-3733

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Who are GIG of Central Ohio?

The Gluten-Free Gang, is a support group in Central Ohio for those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance and their families and friends.

The Gluten-Free Gang
:

 * Shares information on current research
 * Shares information about the gluten-free diet
 * Participates in fund-raising events, which help raise awareness of celiac disease

We are a chapter of the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America.

Did you know you are not alone?
In the United States:

* It’s estimated 1 out of every 133 people have celiac disease
* Out of every 100 people, 97 remain undiagnosed
* Over 3 million people have celiac disease
* It takes an average of 8 to 11 years for a US celiac to be properly diagnosed
* Up to 10% of people with celiac disease also have type 1 diabetes (another autoimmune disease)
* Women have a celiac disease at a ratio of 3 to 1 when compared to men
* There are over 250 possible symptoms related to gluten intolerance

Source: GlutenFreeClub.com
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Meetings and Events

2013 Calendar
Thursday, July 25    Against the Grain Meeting
7pm – 9pm
Fairfield Medical Center
401 N. Ewing St., Lancaster
2nd Floor meeting rooms near administration
Saturday, August 24    The Walk
Tuesday, September 17    Gluten Free Gang Meeting
7pm-9pm
Thursday, September 26   Against the Grain Meeting
7pm – 9pm
Fairfield Medical Center
401 N. Ewing St., Lancaster
2nd Floor meeting rooms near administration
Monday, October 7    Back to Basics Class
6pm-9pm
Saturday, November 2    Annual Conference
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Monday, November 11    Back to Basics Class
6pm-9pm
Thursday, November 21    Against the Grain Meeting
7pm – 9pm
Fairfield Medical Center
401 N. Ewing St., Lancaster
2nd Floor meeting rooms near administration

All Gluten Free Gang meetings are held at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Downtown Columbus Campus in the Education Building.

*There’s a lot to learn about the gluten-free lifestyle.
This primer is intended for the newly diagnosed or those
who want a refresher on the basics of the gluten-free diet.

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Who are GIG of Central Ohio?

The Gluten-Free Gang, is a support group in Central Ohio for those with celiac disease or gluten intolerance and their families and friends.

The Gluten-Free Gang
:

 * Shares information on current research
 * Shares information about the gluten-free diet
 * Participates in fund-raising events, which help raise awareness of celiac disease

We are a chapter of the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America.

Did you know you are not alone?
In the United States:

* It’s estimated 1 out of every 133 people have celiac disease
* Out of every 100 people, 97 remain undiagnosed
* Over 3 million people have celiac disease
* It takes an average of 8 to 11 years for a US celiac to be properly diagnosed
* Up to 10% of people with celiac disease also have type 1 diabetes (another autoimmune disease)
* Women have a celiac disease at a ratio of 3 to 1 when compared to men
* There are over 250 possible symptoms related to gluten intolerance

Source: GlutenFreeClub.com
Find us on Facebook!

Find The Gluten Free Gang of Central Ohio on Facebook and learn more about the Gluten Free lifestyle!

Meetings and Events

2013 Calendar
Thursday, July 25    Against the Grain Meeting
7pm – 9pm
Fairfield Medical Center
401 N. Ewing St., Lancaster
2nd Floor meeting rooms near administration
Saturday, August 24    The Walk
Tuesday, September 17    Gluten Free Gang Meeting
7pm-9pm
Thursday, September 26   Against the Grain Meeting
7pm – 9pm
Fairfield Medical Center
401 N. Ewing St., Lancaster
2nd Floor meeting rooms near administration
Monday, October 7    Back to Basics Class
6pm-9pm
Saturday, November 2    Annual Conference
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Monday, November 11    Back to Basics Class
6pm-9pm
Thursday, November 21    Against the Grain Meeting
7pm – 9pm
Fairfield Medical Center
401 N. Ewing St., Lancaster
2nd Floor meeting rooms near administration

All Gluten Free Gang meetings are held at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Downtown Columbus Campus in the Education Building.

*There’s a lot to learn about the gluten-free lifestyle.
This primer is intended for the newly diagnosed or those
who want a refresher on the basics of the gluten-free diet.

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