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Possible E. Coli Infection - Whataburger, Clarksville Tennessee

2 years ago •reported by user-whzkr358 • business

Whataburger, Fire Station Road, Clarksville, TN, USA

599 Fire Station Road, Clarksville, 37043 Tennessee, United States

My dad and I ate here about 16 days ago. He is now in the hospital and scheduled for a kidney biopsy in the morning because they suspect he has a E Coli infection that is killing his red blood cells. He is now on dialysis,(wasn’t before),and had a blood transfusion yesterday. He laid in his home alone for almost 13 days sick, I almost lost him. If it turns out this place gave him undercooked meat, i’m fucking lawyering up. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#whataburger #raw #undercooked #clarksville #tennessee #unitedstates #meat

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Omg!!! Hope he pulls through. So sorry this happened to your family.

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