CandCMommy
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Saturday my DS 4 came down with something terrible or had a case of food poisoning and I need help figuring it out. Saturday he was feeling completely fine hadn't complained about anything as we were driving around Yellowstone. We stopped and had lunch at about 2:00 pm or so, his lunch being a peanut butter sandwich and a chips ahoy cookie bar that he only ate half of. We continued on and at about 4:30 or 5:00 pm he started vomitting. At the time we thought it was motion sickness because he was looking down at a phone watching a movie. He vomitted all night until about 3 in the morning. It was somewhat violent vomitting for a four year old. Two times he collapsed on the bathroom floor and I had to pick him up. During his last vomitting episode he started burping and couldn't stop and at one point he couldn't catch his breath he was burping so much. When he woke up at 5:30 am the next morning, he felt completely fine. It was very weird to me! He has never gotten motion sickness before and any time I've gotten motion sickness as soon as I get out of the car and walk around it goes away. Which makes me think it could have been food poisoning but his brother ate the exact same peanut butter and didn't have any problems. The only time he's had the stomach flu it's lasted for more than 24 hours and he also had diarrhea with it. So I'm stumped as to what it was. I'm wondering if I should throw out the peanut butter just to be safe. Anyone else had an experience like this or have any ideas as to what it might have been?
I know it's hard to describe but something about this just doesn't seem like the run of the mill stomach flu to me. No one else had it or has gotten it since then and we haven't been around anyone else that had it that we know of.
I know it's hard to describe but something about this just doesn't seem like the run of the mill stomach flu to me. No one else had it or has gotten it since then and we haven't been around anyone else that had it that we know of.