Interview with Autoimmune Infusion Nurse

Interview with an Autoimmune Infusion Nurse (my mom!)

by msmodify // May 11, 2018 // 1 Comment

I’m really excited to share this interview with you today. When I first started doing interviews on my blog, this person immediately popped into my head as someone that would be extremely insightful for you! I’m so happy to tell... Continue reading →

Interview with the Nima Sensor Creators

by msmodify // March 12, 2018 // No Comments

If you have celiac disease or avoid gluten for other health reasons then you may have heard of the Nima Sensor, if you haven’t, then you’re in luck because I recently did a review of the product. To learn more... Continue reading →

Overcoming a Chronic Illness: an Entrepreneur’s Journey

by msmodify // July 28, 2017 // 1 Comment

Often times we have a plan for our life that we may have created the idea a long time ago, and then when life throws a curveball not only do our plans have to change, but sometimes that leads to... Continue reading →

Interview with a Gluten Free Chef

by msmodify // April 21, 2017 // 6 Comments

Eating out is hard when you’re gluten free due to celiac or gluten intolerance. End of story. It’s one thing for a restaurant to offer a gluten free menu, and it’s another thing for them to truly understand the severity... Continue reading →

What It’s like Raising a Child with Celiac Disease

by msmodify // March 24, 2017 // 7 Comments

Living with someone diagnosed with a chronic illness impacts everyone involved. With celiac disease in particular, your whole life changes, everything from how food is stored in your house to plans you make. Last month I shared an interview I... Continue reading →

A Husband’s Perspective: What it’s Like Being Married to Someone with Celiac Disease

by msmodify // February 1, 2017 // 30 Comments

Let’s face it, getting diagnosed with an autoimmune disease turns your life upside down. From countless doctor appointments, to days being sick in bed, and of course the ongoing tiredness are just some of the new normals. For me it’s... Continue reading →