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Name: Christina :)
Birthday: 8/10/1982
Interests: shopping, reading, hiking, occasionally rock-climbing and kayaking, and of course movie and t.v.-watching: Prison Break, Friends, Charmed, House MD, & The George Lopez Show is grreat : -)
Expertise: one day...medicine
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7/10/2003
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| After taking care of some "business", I was having a little chat with
the roommate...asking her whether she was having some GI issues.
"Well, not so much"...then suddenly she darts off in the the other
direction. It hit!!!
Something is giving me and the roommate the runs.
Apparently it's not the basil:
"Traditionally, basil has been used as a medicinal plant in treatment of
headaches, coughs, diarrhea, constipation, warts, worms, and kidney
malfunctions. "
Maybe it was the cheesecake:
"Though you may be tempted, you should also avoid cheesecakes and
meringue pies while in Nepal. Salmonella bacteria favor these two items." We're not in Nepal, but Salmonella's everywhere!!
Maybe it was the pre-made chicken strips laced with arsenic?!
"FOR ENVIRONMENTALISTS and some public health experts,
one of the most puzzling practices of modern agriculture is the
addition of arsenic-based compounds to most chicken feed."
...then again it was Tyson's brand...but Tyson's can still have E.coli!!
or Maybe it's a minor case of Batten's Farms strawberries:
"It feels like the worst case of Montezuma's revenge you've ever had.
Stomach cramps. Vomiting. Diarrhea that persists for days, if not
weeks. The culprit? It could be raw vegetables, a fruit salad or those
juicy fresh strawberries you just ate. At least that's what health officials were saying last week, when they
announced that over the past two months a few hundred people in the
U.S. and Canada have been stricken with a new and mysterious intestinal
infection. So far, no deaths have been reported, although a few people
have been hospitalized for severe dehydration. But what baffles the
experts is how a rare illness that was once seen only in places like
Peru and Nepal has managed to spread so quickly in such far-flung
cities as New York, Houston, Palm Beach, Florida, and Toronto."
...then again that story was from 1996...hahah
A whole entry on poo-related issues. Excellent...
Well, aren't you relieved I informed you?! I know I am.... hahahahahaha I thoroughly enjoyed writing this entry.
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This man is my hero. Sometimes you just want to know why things
happen...Dr. Edward Goljan is the pathology expert. His notes are
great! When I find something that may interest a wider audience (other
than myself), I will post it. Until next time...
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