Share Your
Foodborne Illness Story

Personal stories are more powerful when they
tell the facts and show emotion. Facts are important,
but people tend to be more interested in what happened
and your response to it than they are with dates or places.

“… There is no way to make government, media, or industry understand what a child feels as he is being shredded by a pathogenic microbe."

"It really is too horrible a thing for most people to imagine, and for our family, it became too horrible to say anymore."

"That's why I so admire the stamina and the undiminished anger of STOP. Nothing will change until the public hears from the survivors what these pathogens can do.”