Side effects of bad water in Oklahoma

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Side effects of bad water in Oklahoma

Bonnie says:

July 31, 2009 at 12:06 AM

I was wanting to know if there is anyone that knows the side effects of drinking 'bad' water. Also where do I go to find this information. I live in Oklahoma. My water company is Bison Water Company here in Bison, Oklahoma. At one time they said we could not drink it because it had too much nitrogen in it. After we lived here for two years and drank the water I came down with bacteria in my stomach and then my 17 year old came down with chronic diarrhea. They said it had to be something he drank that went to his colon and got into his system and caused the problem, but I need to find more information on it. So can anyone help me on this. Thanks Bonnie

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