About Me




Hi! My name is Kimberley Bliss, writer of HashiGlutenFreeLife and a twenty-something, gluten free eating, Hashimotos fighting, married teacher from New York. This blog is all about giving back by discussing the health information that I've learned over the past eight years of being diagnosed with a plethora of fun medical issues. I'm not a doctor, nutritionist or food sensitivity expert of any kind. I sometimes make mistakes with my food choices and I'm still learning exactly what a gluten intolerance means for my body. I will however, be as open and honest as I can about finding delicious gluten free food, traveling, and all the frustrating things that come with trying to find a blissful balance in a life with an autoimmune disease.

Read, laugh and learn that you are not definitely not alone. 

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