"I met Rebecca Wixon of The Gluten Free Queen when we both helped volunteer at Coeliac Queensland. Two of my children had been recently diagnosed coeliac. Rebecca was very knowledgeable and informative, having being coeliac herself for many years. I have no doubt that her business will thrive. I wish her all the best for her future endeavours."

"Several years ago at the advice of a GP I transitioned to gluten free eating. It was a very daunting and overwhelming experience. Then around 5 years ago, I stumbled across the little Facebook group Coeliac Disease Support Group Australia of about 80 members. It was an amazing source of so much information I had no idea about. There were so many pitfalls I didn’t even realize I was doing to put my health at risk. Rebecca really was a godsend to me at the time as I was not only unwell, but also trying to work out issues with both of my kids. It was so good to have a place to be able to ask a question and never be judged or made feel silly for asking or not know something. I wish I had Rebecca as a mentor from the start of my journey as would have made things so much easier and I would have been healthier so much sooner. Rebecca is such a warm caring person, and I cannot thank her enough for the endless support she has given me and many others. Her knowledge not only for coeliac but also regarding other food intolerance issues really has been a priceless for me and my family."

"Hi my name is Sue and I'm in a CD group with Rebecca Wixon. Rebecca is an admin and the founder of this group, Coeliac Disease Support Group Australia. I was diagnosed with CD over three years ago now and Rebecca has been a great resource for me she has always lead with support, knowledge and guidance. Through the learning and adjustment she would always have supporting words and advice. The group is now huge and as you read through the daily posts, it's amazing to believe how powerful support and knowledge can be. I remember one year when the gluten free expo was on Rebecca even went out of her way to take some out of towners through the city and to the expo she took it upon herself to look after them. She is so knowledgeable about our disease, so supportive, I wish her services of one on one were available when I was diagnosed. I don't know Rebecca personally, but feel like I do. Thank you for the last few years of teaching, guidance and support, Rebecca. I wish you every success with your new endeavour."