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I have been very sick for last 4 days. I am better today so started reseaching the salmonella egg recall. I had eaten eggs at a restaurant in Monett, Mo. I don’t know what symtoms of salmonella poisoning are but I have been so ill I didn’t think I was going to survive. I didn’t get to go on vacation to Tennessee as I was so sick. Severe stomach cramps, diahrea and vomiting. I am very dehydrated. Have not eaten since that morning I ate the eggs, 8-16-10. Very very weak. Could I have the salmonella poinsoning?

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Karron-it sounds as though you had it, and fought it off. The salmonella is killed if the eggs are properly cooked all the way through…no runny yolks, etc. If you’re feeling better, it sounds like it’s run it’s course, but you need to stay very, very hydrated and eat some healthy foods, starting light with something like soup. The key is to be sure that the eggs are completely cooked.

If a certain brand is recalled, how can they say that one size of their eggs is safe and another size isn’t safe? I bought Lucerne jumbo eggs, and now I find out that the Lucerne large eggs are recalled. If it were you, would you eat the jumbo eggs???

I am a chinese people.I got this news firstly in our TV news.　I found that all the american eggs look white.But in china all the chicken’s eggs look yellow.why?

@ bodybuilder … I would avoid eggs altogether for the time being, if you can. If nothing else, just keep up to date with the recall list & lot numbers that are tainted. I believe it doesn’t matter if it’s the egg yolks or whites… all parts of the egg can be affected.

Why can’t I print out the list of brands affected by the reclal on your list.
I have printed the entire article several times and all I get is comments.

my wife works at hillandale akron ohio i always have eggs for breakfast from hillandale never have had any problems. plan on having eggs for breakfast tomorrow.

I have a question. I buy my eggs at Kroger Store in Detroit, MI. They are shipped to the store in Kroger egg boxes. How do I know where these eggs originated?

It would really be nice if there was one comprehensive, COMPLETE list of eggs recalled. It seems I’m seeing updates, but not a complete list. Come on, FDA!!!!!

I think that Max was talking about the color of the yolk. That’s controled by the food given to the hens, and there is a regional prefference for color amoung consumers. It’s kind of like salted butter sells better in some areas than others, so that’s what’s stocked.

I assume you haven’t gotten sick from the recalled eggs Joe! I have been sick the last two days from the bad eggs. It was not pretty! I am wondering whom we contact about a lawsuit? When we, as consumers, purchase food from the grocery store – we expect it not to make us sick. If we were doing business the way the egg producers do business, we would be sued too. Maybe we should stop giving money to the bastards that cage chickens and feed the public bad eggs. Next will be a chicken recall! Any information on whom to contact would be great – are the any class action suits going yet?

@ Jerry http://www.fda.gov/Food/NewsEvents/WhatsNewinFood/ucm223536.htm updates daily. The P number and julian date are on the side of the carton. Most of all, don’t panic.

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