EPISODE · Jan 25, 2026 · 6 MIN
Highlight - How To Navigate Emotions of a Coeliac Disease Diagnosis for your Child: Founder of the Coeliac Connection & Author of the Ebook 'Surviving the First year of Childhood Coeliac Disease', Jo Wynne
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Send us Fan Mail A Gluten Free Podcast Episode 220 Today's highlight is from my episode with Joanne Wynne, the founder of the Coeliac Connection & Author of the Ebook 'Surviving the First year of Childhood Coeliac Disease'. In the full episode we talk about Jo's daughter's coeliac disease diagnosis, how the diagnosis impacts the family as a whole and tips for parents navigating coeliac disease and gluten free life for their children. In this highlight Jo discusses an excerpt from her book around managing the emotional challenges of a coeliac disease diagnosis for her daughter. Listen to the full episode here Join A Gluten Free Podcast Facebook group here 📬 Stay connected: Instagram: @a.gffamily Email: [email protected] This podcast reflects personal experiences and is not medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for individual guidance. Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail A Gluten Free Podcast Episode 220 Today's highlight is from my episode with Joanne Wynne, the founder of the Coeliac Connection & Author of the Ebook 'Surviving the First year of Childhood Coeliac Disease'. In the full episode we talk about Jo's daughter's coeliac disease diagnosis, how the diagnosis impacts the family as a whole and tips for parents navigating coeliac disease and gluten free life for their children. In this highlight Jo discusses an excerpt from he...
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Highlight - How To Navigate Emotions of a Coeliac Disease Diagnosis for your Child: Founder of the Coeliac Connection & Author of the Ebook 'Surviving the First year of Childhood Coeliac Disease', Jo Wynne
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