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Does anyone happen to know if there's a private clinic in NYC or maybe somewhere the FBI handles things where I can get a GI tract screening using one of those video capsules? I'd really appreciate any leads.
Austin Brown7 said:I’m wondering if there’s a standard antibiotic protocol for Salmonella Enteritidis. I’ve moved past the actual symptoms, but since I'm still considered contagious, I want to know how this is typically treated.
From what I understand, doctors usually only go for antibiotics in extreme cases—like if you can't stop vomiting or if your fever just won't break.
My little girl actually picked up Salmonella at a seafood restaurant on vacation once, and she dealt with it for three whole months. Her pediatrician told us there was no need for antibiotics because her body would just clear it out on its own if we focused on the right diet—lots of probiotic yogurt, cheese, fresh fruit, veggies, and just constant fluids throughout the day. You could always grab some probiotics from a drugstore to help get things moving along, too.
William Edwards14 said:Yeah, the statute of limitations is two years from when the violation actually happened... (seriously, I feel like I'm saying this for the hundredth time...)
Don't get all worked up like that, kid. You're way too young to be this stressed out.
Thanks for the info.👍
Back on December 6, 2005, the highway patrol actually showed up at my front door. Apparently, some guy reported me because he claimed I scraped his car in the parking lot outside a restaurant.
Now, look, I’ll be honest—I was at that restaurant that day, but I have absolutely zero memory of hitting anyone's vehicle.
The guy is insisting he has a witness who saw the whole thing happen.
It is true that I had a few scratches on my front bumper, but those were old marks from way before that incident that I just hadn't gotten around to fixing yet.
The police took photos of these "scratches" and sent everything over to the municipal court. A few days later, the verdict comes back:
Because they slapped me with a hit-and-run charge, they’re suspending my driver's license for three months.
Plus, I'm looking at 3 points on my record and $667 some fines.
I hired a lawyer to file an appeal against the ruling, and honestly, since then, I haven't heard a single word. No update, no new notice, nothing—not even a summons for a hearing!
I mean, is this thing just stuck in legal limbo? Has it reached the statute of limitations or something??