About Bri

Me in Machu Picchu

I am a lucky gal in her mid-late twenties. I am married and don't have any kids yet. My husband Jason and I love to travel and go boating. I am a nurse and a photographer.

I have attempted the gluten free diet more than once. It is not an easy diet or shall I say lifestyle to switch to. I say lifestyle because it truly is a lifestyle change. Going out to eat changes, where you can grocery shop changes, and how much you spend on food definitely changes. But in reality, I have never been happier than when I am living gluten free. I am 100x more energetic, I have a clear mind, and I just feel great. Not to mention I don't have to deal with the horrendous digestive symptoms.

While I don't have a diagnosis of Celiac disease, I have noticed very painful and life changing symptoms when I eat gluten. Sticking to a gluten free lifestyle is difficult and after a hiatus last year, I am back in the game and committed to this lifestyle. I am hopeful that this blog will hold me accountable as well as provide support to others going through a similar adventure.

I don't claim to be an expert on the gluten free world by any means, I am just here to report my ups and downs, my struggles and triumphs. Not all my recipes will be organic and made from whole ingredients. Hey, I was a girl brought up on corn dogs and mac and cheese, I like my occasional junk food and am not afraid to admit it. 


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