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"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he
stands at times of challenge and controversy."
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
Individuals living with a life-long condition such as Celiac disease or dermatitis herpetiformis can often feel frightened and isolated. No Grain No Pain,
an assortment of personal stories, recipes and generally helpful information will demonstrate the positive side of recovery. It is an
overview that provides a new perspective on a variety of gluten-free life situations, points out that there can be a lighter side to the lifestyle, and proves the benefits
of education and support.
Judi Farrell
Executive Director, Canadian Celiac Association
I am an author with a passion of helping people with special dietary requirements. While testing recipes for 'Muffins from the Heart', I came to realize
the challenges that people with celiac disease have in preparing tasty, gluten-free baked goods.
Thus, No Grain No Pain becomes a book dedicated to being a source of hope and help to those newly diagnosed with celiac disease: 'hope' in the realization that they are not
alone with celiac disease and 'help' in the form of gluten-free recipes, tips, and up-to-date information.
Shirley Hartung
Edible Options
I am sure you will enjoy this commendable anthology for those with celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis. What I was struck by was the thread of commonality and the sense of belonging to a
special family that runs through this work and through the lives of those of us who have celiac disease ... We all have the same need ... for recipes that enhance our diet, to trade stories and share humour in support of
each other.
Gillian Macdonnell
President, Canadian Celiac Association
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