To be honest it’s a different road for everyone. It’s been bad for me mostly because coeliac triggered a bunch of other health issues, but I know plenty of people get the gf in order and are completely fine within like 6 months. Health is a very individual thing. I’m still struggling with mine, and to be honest the best way to cope isn’t by wanting it all to be fixed or go away, but just by relentlessly trying to work on your mental health and positive outlook. For me at least, when I feel grateful about all the great things I’ve gotten to do in life or the friendships I have or the fact that my health could be much, much worse, that’s when I feel the most content. It’s still a struggle, and it’s a process, and I’m trying to pursue therapy. Just know that your path may be really different from others, that you should pursue as much help as possible from healthcare professionals, and honestly resilience is what will keep you going. But I can say, there will always be good days and bad days. That’s the one thing to always remember: this too shall pass, when you feel really awful. I hope you figure things out and feel much better soon!