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Quiche Illness: ER Visit - Godfrey's, Falls Church Virginia

6 months ago •reported by user-yjyw2179 • business

Godfrey's, West Broad Street, Falls Church, VA, USA

421 West Broad Street, Falls Church, 22046 Virginia, United States

I ate the quiche Lorraine on 7/6 and 45 mins later started feeling slightly nauseous and bloated. It then got progressively worse and couldn’t stop throwing up every couple of minutes as well as was having diarrhea. I started sweating profusely and was shaking so i went to the emergency room and was given a couple bags of fluids | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain, Chills, Sweating, Shaking

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Consumer Review - Food Safety Godfrey's, West Broad Street, Falls Church, VA, USA I ate the quiche Lorraine on 7/6 and 45 mins lat... photo #1
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