oh gosh, I had that last week. Fortunately I too am normally healthy. Everything was back to normal in 24 hours, hope the same for you.

One of the occasional risks of GOOD FOOD. You are least likely to contract any foodborne illness from McDonald’s because diseases won’t go NEAR the stuff!

On the other hand, diseases love REAL food. Clearly Sundance is taking in good food. Good on you!

Thanks for all you do SD!! Get Well & May God Continue to bless you, your family, your work and the CTH family.

Just reading this! So sorry. Praying for you Sundance.

Oh, how awful!
Like a lot of comments above
giving advice on what they do when they get sick….
here is my 2 cents….
I have used Olive Leaf Extract from seagateproducts.com for decades.
3-4 capsules/ 3-4 times per day until the infection starts going away
then slowly decrease the capsules.
The best thing about this product is it kills most microbes,
(bacteria, viruses, fungus-yeast-mold, and some protozoa)
therefore you don’t have problems with fungal overgrowth.

You are a blessing to all of us, Sundance.
Get well soon. 🕊

Get well.

Sundance: orange juice, 7-up, bread or crackers, Motrin…repeat

Reminded me of the time I got food poisoning from a Frisch’s Big Boy in Frankfort KY. Suffered with it for a night and day until I got home, and then I took a bunch of activated charcoal. Fixed me right up.

Take care of yourself buddy. The fight has only just begun.

Time to clean out the refrigerator! Usually this happens to people ( usually young baseball players) returning home from a road trip and dining on overripe leftovers!

Over-the-counter activated charcoal will pull the toxins to it like a sponge and you excrete it. Works great but will pull meds too so time those opposite the activated charcoal. That and more naturopathic remedies can be found at http://www.earthclinic.com my go to for all things medical. There’s even a tab for pets. Get well soon, Sundance!

Better out than in.

Get well and good luck ever eating those foods again. Brains are funny things in that they remember very well what caused the “disruption”.

SD – Extremely Glad you are OK, feeling better and back to the “quill & parchment”….

👍 ❤️

😎

Get well Friend and fellow wolverine.

Virus responds to Ivermectin

Rest, hydrate, and get better soon! And rest some more.

Reminds me of the time my (then) little grandson suffered from this.
I went over to see him in hopes of cheering him up.

Me- “I wish I could cheer you up Little Buddy. . How about I sing you a song?”

Grandson- (weakly) ” No, Papa.. I think that will make it worse..”