Gluten-Free Soon

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I should be doing homework, as there are still two weeks left in the Spring 2015 semester, but I have lost my motivation. My hubby went to see a neurologist last week and we were told he is in need of being on a gluten-free, dairy-free (casein-free) diet. Sooo, I'm doing some research into that. I will be on it as well, because I am diabetic and really shouldn't be eating most of what I do to begin with. It will be a slow change, while we use up what we have in the freezer, cupboards, etc. and make the change gradually. I hope this will help us both to truly embrace the new lifestyle.

I'm reading a book recommended by the neurologist, titled "Grain Brain". You can check it out on Amazon here. It's been quite interesting to learn how gluten affects the brain, not just the gut. Many ailments have been cured by going gluten-free: ADHD, diabetes, depression, epilepsy, schizophrenia, and more. I recommend it.

Anyway, I'm struggling in one class this semester, really badly, and I just hope and pray that I get at least a 75% on my last project so I can pass the class with a 74% total and not have to take it again. This professor is the one who teaches it each semester... Nice lady, but expectations are set WAY too high.

Off to try doing some homework... ugh... Have a good day.

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