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Old Fish Sandwich

Ok so I've a 10 weeks old & I'm breastfeeding her. Today I ate a fish sandwich from fridge that was 5 days old. It was burger king's big fish sandwich. Will everything be fine with my milk & baby? I'm kinda worried now. I shouldn't have ate that sandwich. I ate it at 7:45am & now its 1am. I breastfed her 4 times since then. Plz reply.
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Lol, old Burger King in your fridge?  I had food poisoning in the past too so leftovers get tossed within 2-3 days. I hope you're ok & I hope your family or bff will bring you a casserole. Maybe ask someone if they'll make you a spaghetti pie or a nice pan of enchiladas.
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there are so many preservatives in fast food that I doubt there was anything wrong with it.
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I never eat fish that has been cooked over 24 hours old. I've had food poisoning to many times from fish. It was only once but that was enough for me. As long as you don't get sick, I think it will be fine.
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No it didn't smelled or tasted bad. Only bread was a lil stale. I'm doing fine & also baby is doing fine. Guess I don't need ti get worried. Thanx Momz
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I second the above opinion. I did get a bad stomach virus while nursing and baby never had an issue.
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Did the sandwich smell off or anything? How are you feeling? If you are feeling fine, I would not worry.
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