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  1. #1
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    Default bad soup

    Don't know if my emet is trying to control me with worry or if something has gone bad...
    Today at work I ate the catering veg soup, I could swear there was a slight sour/strange taste but ate half a bowl anyway. This was 7 hours ago.

    Now I'm freaking out, don't want fp!
    Advice?:/


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    Default Re: bad soup

    I would be very surprised if it's off for a myriad of reasons. I have had this experience many times to no avail. Try to distract yourself to prevent a panic. Xx
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    Default Re: bad soup

    Fp tends to hit pretty quickly. I think you would've been feeling pretty god awful by now if it was fp.

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    Default Re: bad soup

    How are you feeling now dear?
    FP hits fairly quick if it is going to be bad. If it takes hours, you'd still know about it before hand. So I'd say you are fine
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