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Follow up on the horrible stabbing pains


Zachm

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I woke up this morning and was told by my dad that cheerios had a recall. What did I eat last week? A whole box of that junk. Safe to assume the few days of stabbing pains and diarrhea were caused by eating a box(probably ate it over a four day period). So, thank you cheerios for putting the label on your box before double checking your stuff and I hope all of you aren't eating it and if you haven't heard, take it back. Still have to get an endoscopy, but my doctor is firm on I have it because "the blood tests today are great at detecting it". So, I guess within the next few months Ill be swallowing a camera and hoping I wont have to take one up the other end!(sedatives or no sedatives, hate the idea)


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I swear the same thing happened with the gluten-free Eggo waffles!!! I've been eating  my kids leftovers from breakfast and I've finally connected the two!! Anyone else have issues with the gluten free Eggo waffles ?

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