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I got the impression that it was a fruit smoothie with some spinach added, probably for nutrient value. I know I used to sneak vegetables into my children's food when they were small.
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I dunno about you guys, but reading this made me kind of irritated and cynical. (Emphasis mine)
quote:Kyle's mother, Robyn Algood, said the family has "been through all the range of emotions: the grief, the sadness, the guilt, some anger. ... We know God called him home," she told KSL-TV.(Watch grieving parents search for answers -- :32)
WHUUUUT. Also, where did this e. coli come from? I don't want some tinfoil hat answer like 'the government' or 'terrorists' either. Posts: 4816 | Registered: Apr 2003
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I have a friend who got hit by e. coli from spinach. Fortuately, she didn't get super-sick and is OK now.
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quote:Originally posted by Mr.Funny: I have a friend who got hit by e. coli from spinach. Fortuately, she didn't get super-sick and is OK now.
Me, too. My friend must have been one of the first people to fall ill, too, because it was a while ago...but the doctors now think that's what caused her sickness. They weren't able to figure it out before the tainted spinach outbreak. She has a serious immune condition, so we're lucky that she recovered and is doing almost as well as she was beforehand.
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