A celiac's lifestyle is considerably easier with the help of a local support group. To assist in the process of finding local support, we have provided a series of files listing all of the celiac support groups that we are aware of. For each group one or more addresses and/or phone numbers are listed. When possible, e-mail addresses are also listed.
A very lax definition of support groups is used in these listings; any group that meets regularly for mutual support in handling celiac disease and the gluten-free diet is included in these listings. When a formal group is not available but someone is willing to function as a focal point, he/she is included as a "Resource Unit".
Updates or corrections can be sent to one of the following:
Contacts:
Bill & Twylia McIlvanie
208-939-0373
Internet:
Bill & Twylia McIlvanie, bill_twylia@yahoo.com
Updated: 25 Apr 1998
Contacts:
Gayle Chastain
3706 Bryson Way
Boise, ID 83713
208-376-0738
Internet:
Gayle Chastain, jmgc@juno.com
Updated: 21 Feb 1998
Contacts:
Jeanne Dickson
1297 W. Longhorn Road
Rathdrum, ID 83858
208-687-8225
Internet:
Jeanne Dickson, jfdickson@msn.com
Updated: 1 Sep 2001
Internet: Aaron Atkinson, aatkin@COMPLETEBBS.COM Updated: 29 Oct 1999
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