Re: Any thoughts?

[Guest guest]

I have no clue if it is , but the first (and last) time I took

all three of my chidren to MD, all they ate was the FF and a Sprite.

My NT twins had really bad stools, not only smelly, but really ugly

looking (color and consistency)-sorry on the detail-especially .

had a bad stool as well, but he has not been himself lately, and

so I didn't connect his behavior right away until the next morning,

when my dd had her BM.

I don't know what it is in those FF, but I will never take them again

(she had a piece of ff in it!!!).

FFs is a thing they always go for, and at home is never a problem,

whether I make my own or I use the Ore Ida. So I have to think it was

the french fries.

Now, if your son had the same problem I couldn't tell you, this was

just my experience of two weeks ago.

Cristina-WA

Proud mom to 4.9 yo ASD, & 2.1 yo NT twins.

[Guest guest]

I would think that the burger patty was bad. We used to eat at McD's

occasionally but stopped after my older NT kids asked me why they

often feel sick and have diahrea after eating their burgers. I get

sick from their meat from time to time but didn't know they did also

until they spoke up. I thought I was just too sensitive. This has

been a problem at all the 3 locations near us. I would say this

happens about 30% of the time but never happens at any other burger

place. Another thing that bothers me about McD's is that even though

the health dept. assigns grades to restaurants here in CA, they never

have a sign up. We ask from time to time why and are just told they

don't have to (mom and pop places have to but McD's gets special

exemption?). One employee whispered to us that they did not get a

passing grade. Now that my son is on the GFCF diet, I go through the

drive through to get french fries at McD's then go eat at another

fast food place.

> This afternoon I took and Dana to a Mc's for

lunch.. We

> got our usual, patty plain, fries, coke. We ate around 12:30.

Came home,

> took a nap and around 4 he woke up moaning and crying. Kept

throwing

> himself belly down on the floor (what he does when his belly hurts)

and

> rolling around on the floor. Didn't want to be held. Didn't want to

not be

> held. I'd rub his stomach and he'd calm for a minute and then start

> screaming again, big tears falling. He was in a great deal of

pain. I

> figured that he was having a gluten reaction as this was the type of

> behaviour we had encountered the last few times we've had an

infraction,

> perhaps from contaminated food from McD's or something.. I didn't

know.

>

> Anyway, after trying to calm him for about an hour, I tried

running a

> bath for him to see if soaking in the tub would help him relax. I

put in

> his epsom salts as usual. He screamed bloody murder through the

bath,

> flopping around in the tub and laying his head on my hand.. I had

him soak

> for about 20 mins and then got him out and held him. He passed

several

> large gasses and then about another hour later had a very smelly

BM.

> After, and since, he's been happy.

>

> Would the epsom salt bath have helped the infringement, or was it

not an

> infringement at all? He had all the same symptoms as the last

couple of

> infringements, but I've never had one stop so quickly..

>

> ---

> SAHM to Dana (3.5) and (2.5)

[Guest guest]

our problem with McD's was the corn oil they cook the fries in (not purely

corn oil but veg. oils with corn oil being one of them) Also i " m the one

who always endorses epsom salt baths and if your son did better after i would

give him one every night during an infraction period...just my

opinion....Sharon