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Home » Gluten-Free Living » The Young And The Celiac: Advice For Embracing Your Young Gluten-Free Life

The Young And The Celiac: Advice For Embracing Your Young Gluten-Free Life

Published: Jul 31, 2014 · Modified: Dec 22, 2014 by Rebecca Pytell · This post may contain affiliate links.

Having food allergies and restrictions can be difficult for anyone. You may fee isolated , left out, always on edge. In each stage of life, different struggles and situations arise. When you're a child you may feel like life is so unfair because you can't eat that cupcake at your friend's birthday party. As a teenager you might feel like a huge loser because you have to turn down that slice of pizza. As an adult you may be put in so many awkward situations involving food like work parties, weddings, even normal family functions. But one period of time that can be most difficult is that defining stage of "young adulthood". Your just finishing high school, going to college, and then trying to find your way in the hustle and bustle of real life through your 20s. You are going to encounter so many new things and so many huge changes. Having Celiac or any food allergy only makes this time that much more difficult to navigate.

The Young and The Celiac | Strength and Sunshine

Is it possible to be successful even with your allergies and everything else that is coming your way? It is, it can be, and most importantly, you're not alone! I asked some of my gluten-free celiac friends their top advice and tips on being a young Celiac and still living life! This is out time to shine and show the world just what we are made of. It is not the time to sink away in allergy-defeat. We need to break out, branch out, and make an impact. These lovely ladies have shown that it can be done no matter what situation you find yourself in. They embrace their gluten-free life to the fullest and they do not let it stop them from achieving their dreams and what they want out of life. Their still dealing with the hurdles of being a young adult, but Celiac ain't one of them!

Allie Martens {Adventures of a Gluten Free Bennie}

My name is Allie, and I am going to be a junior in college this year.  I started my blog gfreebennie.blogspot.com after going gluten-free 2 years ago due to gluten sensitivity.  I blog about tips for gluten-free college students, my own gluten free recipes, and my adventures studying abroad as a Spanish major.

"My #1 tip on living gluten-free as a young adult is to be YOUR own best advocate.  You know works best for YOU, and if there is something wrong, do not simply sit back and let the problem persist. Go out of your comfort zone and do whatever is necessary to fix the problem!  This can include speaking to your doctor, meeting with a dietician, reaching out to fellow gluten-free students, meeting with the cafeteria staff about gluten-free options, and much more.  For example, I spoke with the dietician at my college this past year because I was concerned about the lack of gluten-free cafeteria options.  After speaking to her, she was able to create an individual plan for me and other gluten-free students to ensure we had safe and healthy meals prepared by the chefs with our own recipe ideas!  Don’t forget to speak up for yourself; one conversation can make a big difference!"

Amber Vesey {Eats and Exercise by Amber}

Hi, I'm Amber! A twenty-three year old girl crafting up gluten-free and (mostly) dairy free creations in my kitchen. I don't let my severe IBS or Celiac Disease hold me back from fueling my body with food that is both delicious AND nutritious. Life’s too short to live off of only salad! I blog over at Eats and Exercise by Amber sharing easy recipes, positive vibes and body image promotion, as well as my love of fitness.  I believe that in order to be healthy, you must first be happy and that comes from self-love and a positive mindset!  For daily doses of inspiration, follow me on instagram @eatsandexercisebyamber.
"Don't let your dietary restrictions limit you from living your life, but instead work with them, not against them and don't let you Celiac Disease seclude you, embrace your disease as a part of you, not something you simply suffer from. Too long I missed out on celebrations and social occasions simply for the fact that I couldn't eat anything there and it seems that most functions revolve around food.  I've come to realize, it's not about sharing the food on the table or drinks being poured, but instead the laughter and conversation that occurs around these social gatherings.  SO, SAY YES, for the social aspect.  If you feel comfortable/confident enough to order and eat from the establishment, go ahead!  If you don't, be bold and bring your own!  This past week, all of my fellow teachers I completed my Master's Work with wanted to go out to a Sports Bar and Grill for food and drinks afterwards.  The negative nancy voice inside m head, said, 'Don't go, you can't eat the food and you can't drink beer' but I told myself, SO WHAT, I want to go for the social aspect, to celebrate, to smile, and enjoy genuine conversations.  So, into the bar I went, with my water bottle and packed lunchbox.  No one even questioned me, they were just glad I was there. So EMBRACE your disease, do not survive with it, THRIVE with it!"

Casey Cromwell {Casey the College Celiac}

My name is Casey and I'm a college celiac at Point Loma Nazarene University! After my diagnosis, I started a blog all about the successes, struggles and stories while surviving gluten-free in college. Now, I love sharing restaurant reviews, recipes and all the craziness of a life full of veggies, celiac drama, school and friends. And, of course, connecting with all the other celiacs tied their computers!

"It's hard to do, but be open to others about your food allergies, gluten-free diet or celiac disease diagnosis. The first thing I learned when I started college is that social outings are driven by food, so, even if I didn't want to share my medical history with my name, my pizza-less, ice cream-less hand gave me away. The more comfortable and confident you are about your food allergies/celiac, the more casual others will act about it as well! An open attitude plus a never-ending bag full of gluten-free snacks made this celiac one happy, healthy and social college student!"

Chynna Foucek {College Student With Celiac}

My name is Chynna, and I'm currently a senior studying biochemistry at Rice University.  I was diagnosed with celiac disease a few months prior to my thirteenth birthday, and since then, have learned to manage and embrace the disease.  When I entered Rice, I realized that though numerous sources of support exist for those with celiac disease, an important demographic, college students, is often forgotten.  College is a time where those with celiac disease must learn to embrace and follow the gluten-free diet; however, we are often put in situations where we may feel alienated because of our disease, and need to find others we can relate to.  I began my blog with the goal to unite college students with celiac disease through a variety of recipes, anecdotes, tips, and product/restaurant reviews.

"Don't let your dietary restrictions stop you from going to the university that best fits your academic strengths and career goals.  Before you arrive at your school this fall, email the head of your school's Dining Services and ask how the university can accommodate you. Take the time to connect with the chefs in your cafeteria, and let them know you require a gluten-free diet.  Be honest and upfront about what types of food you need, and utilize online resources from support groups like the NFCA to help educate the chefs and kitchen staff.  If you believe it may be necessary in ensuring that your diet is accommodated, consider seeking classification under Section 504 of the Americans with Disabilities Act; if you have celiac disease and your school receives any type of public funding, this requires that they accommodate your diet.  Most importantly, embrace your disease; it makes you unique, keeps you healthy, and is a huge component of your life as a college student!"

Kristy Sayer {Southern In-Law}

Kristy is a 21-year-old Australian healthy living, food, travel, and lifestyle blogger. She is also a freelance writer and the owner of KISS Freelance. She recently married her sweetheart Jessie in October of 2013. Kristy was diagnosed with Celiac in January of 2012 and has been gluten-free ever since. The Southern In-Law is Kristy's place to share her passion for allergy-free living and loving life as an amazing young woman.

"My biggest tip is to be realistic about your allergies. Don't expect your friends and family to cater for you all of the time because they don't know what it's like - and it's especially difficult when you're the only one out of a large group of people. It's easy to get upset and feel like you're left out but you have to remember that it's not fair to demand that others cater for you as they may not even know how to (or quite possibly, they're afraid to as they don't know if you'll be okay with what they make). If in doubt, bring your own food - it means you're not going to be ravenously starving when there's nothing to eat and you take some pressure off whoever is hosting you."

And for my advice as a new young adult...

Embrace It! | Strength and SunshineTake every situation and difficulty head on. Don't miss out because you think you can't or you think everything is going to be a complete failure. Embrace your differences and make them a part of who you are and who you want to be. Your allergies and restrictions will only make you stronger and will only give you more drive to find success. Your peers will be jealous when then see you quickly moving up the ladder because you know you want success, happiness, and health. Your not embarrassed or ashamed, you're not scared to life your life. You won't let anything stop you because you embrace it all and you take it with stride! Be a Gluten-Free Warrior!

So tell me:

+ How did you deal with your food allergies as a young adult?

+ What difficulties do you find with having food allergies in social situations?

+ Have situations changed as you get older with your allergies?

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  1. Kim Adams Morgan

    August 05, 2014 at 8:37 am

    This is such great information about Celiac and gluten free needs. Thank you. I have food allergies and it is always great to see new recipes and ideas to keep things interesting. We also eat organic and this can be a challenge when you try to add both into the mix. You usually have to make everything from scratch if you want to keep your sugars and GMOs low. Stopping in from Unite.

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      August 05, 2014 at 8:39 am

      Add in a soy allergy and being egg, dairy, and meat free, and then tell me what a challenge is! It's easy at home, but when your not there (like college) it is a struggle!

      Reply
  2. Alicen Ronan (@FormrFtnsFlunky)

    August 01, 2014 at 2:27 pm

    Such a great article. People forget there are social issues that pop up with allergies and eating troubles and the social issues can be just as uncomfortable as the allergy/problem itself. Thanks for bringing this to light!

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      August 01, 2014 at 2:31 pm

      Yes, allergies are so much more then just the physical body! Their emotional and social.

      Reply
  3. Jill Conyers (@jillconyers)

    August 01, 2014 at 4:51 am

    I didn't even know I had an allergy in college. I explained symptoms as stress and bad eating. Now I know better and words can't even describe how much better I feel!

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      August 01, 2014 at 7:14 am

      Allergies and Celiac are so tricky! So many people go years and years without knowing the cause and thinking that's just how they have to feel. But it is SO great to figure it out and be able to finally embrace it and feel good!

      Reply
  4. Kate

    August 01, 2014 at 4:41 am

    Personally, I have been super fortunate to grow up without any allergies, however, I had a friend who was gluten-free and I know it was a big struggle for her. She was gluten-free for almost her entire like so I think that made it easier to deal with the restrictions, as an adult she has so many food options now from years of editing recipes and making it work!

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      August 01, 2014 at 7:13 am

      Yes! The longer you've had time to figure things out the better off you are. I can imagine how hard it would be to be diagnosed right in the midst of college or some other pressing time. I found out 5 years ago so I've had time to figure most things out!

      Reply
  5. GiGi Eats Celebrities

    July 31, 2014 at 10:03 pm

    I've been GF for 13 years! I have also been dairy, wheat, sugar, soy, nut and fruit (minus lemons and limes) free for 13 years too! Egg-free for 2 years! I definitely have 12938489234 tips and tricks on how to embrace this lifestyle and still live happily - and really, you just need to embrace it and own it! 🙂

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 11:20 pm

      Woohoo! And you know how to own it GiGi 😉 If you let it get you down and let it be a diminishing factor, you just won't even let yourself have a chance at being a badass 😉

      Reply
  6. Emily @ Zen & Spice

    July 31, 2014 at 5:31 pm

    Fantastic post!! It is definitely hard to be the only one with a specific type of diet. I'm doing an anti-reflux diet right now and my friend invited me over for dinner tomorrow night... I had to tell her all my restrictions! She understood, but it's hard to inconvenience people like that.

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 5:53 pm

      That's why I always find it easier to just bring my own food everywhere!

      Reply
  7. alliemartens7

    July 31, 2014 at 4:43 pm

    Thank you SO much for letting me be part of this post, Rebecca! Being gluten free isn't always easy as a college student, but it has gotten so much better over the past few years. I am so thankful to have met so many of you wonderful ladies. Wouldn't trade it for the world! <3 <3

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 4:52 pm

      You said it! I am so glad we were able to connect and we are all able to support each other! XOXO

      Reply
  8. Kristy @ Southern In Law

    July 31, 2014 at 4:34 pm

    Love this post and love you, gorgeous girl!

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 4:51 pm

      Thank you Kristy! XOXOXO

      Reply
  9. Casey @ Casey the College Celiac

    July 31, 2014 at 3:51 pm

    Another awesome post and thank you again for inviting me to join in! If there's one thing I'm thankful for about my celiac diagnosis, it's that I've had the chance to meet all of these other amazing girls! 🙂

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 4:05 pm

      I totally agree! I think there may be more positives then negatives when you really think about all you've learned and gained!

      Reply
  10. collegestudentwithceliac

    July 31, 2014 at 9:18 am

    This was a great post! Thank you for letting me be a part of this! It's great to see the internet's young celiac bloggers come together on one post!

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 9:59 am

      We Celiac's have to stick together 😉

      Reply
  11. dishofdailylife

    July 31, 2014 at 8:31 am

    These are great tips for anyone with celiac or a gluten insensitivity. It's not an easy disease and I think often times people don't understand the magnitude of it. Although our family does use gluten free recipes from time to time, we are not on a gluten free diet. But I have friends with kids who have celiac, and my own son had a severe wheat allergy when he was younger that caused us to go on a gluten free diet for a couple of years. He would pass out and stop breathing, and we spent months in and out of hospitals as they tried to figure out what was happening with him. We didn't want to take any chances so we went completely gluten free during that time frame.

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 9:58 am

      Celiac is no joke and neither are any food allergies. We have to continue to educate people and the true consequences and difficulties of them while we try our best to life as happy and healthfully as possible!

      Reply
  12. eatsandexercisebyamber

    July 31, 2014 at 7:54 am

    Rebecca, SO happy to be a part of this post <3 Love your intro piece "his is out time to shine and show the world just what we are made of. It is not the time to sink away in allergy-defeat. We need to break out, branch out, and make an impact" BREAK OUT, BRANCH OUT, I need to remember this, totally writing it down on a sticky note on my computer <3

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 8:03 am

      Thank you so much for BEING a part of the post 🙂 XOXO
      I need to remind myself of my own words too! I've got to reread it everyday 😛 So a sticky note sounds perfect!

      Reply
  13. Linz

    July 31, 2014 at 7:24 am

    being your own advocate is so important... in all aspects of life!

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 7:29 am

      Yes! That is 100% true! You have to stand-up for yourself and assume no one is there to help you make it easy!

      Reply
  14. Becki @ Fighting for Wellness

    July 31, 2014 at 7:23 am

    Such great advice! I have a gluten allergy that I didn't realize existed until after college (explains a lot of how miserable I was in college though). I had the opportunity to go back to said college for a few meals last year and realized that there was virtually nothing I could eat except for very basic salads and then only a couple of the dressings. While I realize it isn't feasible to go totally gluten free on a large scale for a college, I do hope that there are more options for students in the future given that at this particular college the dining plan is part of the tuition cost and dining halls are located within residences (making it kind of silly to pay for food elsewhere).

    Reply
    • Strength and Sunshine

      July 31, 2014 at 10:22 am

      Well, we celiacs do have to be "gluten-free on the large scale" our whole lives, including college. We have to make many accommodations and plans. Colleges are not easy to work with (especially mine), but we have to make it work. It's sad that it is so difficult and even institutions like these are so uneducated about the impart of food allergies.

      Reply

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