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Strawberries Cause Family Illness - Walmart, Pensacola Florida

6 years ago •reported by user-hhcxg967 • business

Walmart Supercenter, 2650, Creighton Rd, Pensacola, Florida, USA

2650 Creighton Road, Pensacola, 32504 Florida, United States

My daughter scheduled a pick-up of groceries, including strawberries on Tuesday . We ate strawberries this past Wednesday she ate more she got sick few hours later I had several strawberries I got sick 8 hours later and then her daughter 5 years old ate less strawberries and she got sick about 1 am All of this with vomiting diarrhea . Lasting all night and we basically slept all day Thursday with even Friday yesterday our stomachs all a little bit tender and queasy . It came in a one or two pound box. | Symptoms: Vomiting, Diarrhea

#walmart #pensacola #florida #unitedstates

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