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Immer müde

Ich war immer müde und nahm über Jahre nur zu als ich 2002 rausfand, dass ich Gluten nicht vertrage ging es sehr schnell aufwärts.

Mein Arzt riet mir es wegzulassen, leider wurde deshalb nie eine Biopsie gemacht.

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