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I guess I fail to see the humor I this. I don’t find Celiac Disease or gluten intolerance funny.
I’m sorry you feel that way. I feel that it’s important to laugh each day, and it helps to be able to laugh at our circumstances, even when they’re frustrating.
When I’m eating out and some careless waiter puts a gluten containg item in my food, I get as mad as the woman in the cartoon. In fact my daughter said that’s you mom. We had a good laugh. I liked the cartoon
I know living gluten free is not easy in this gluten-filled world of ours, so I believe the more we can see humor in things, the better outlook we’ll have. Have a great day!
I would love to see more GF cartoons! Living GF is sometimes very stressful and can become overhwelming – personally, I need lots of reasons to laugh – helps keep me sane!