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Sickness and diarrhea

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Anyone know if there's a bug going around.

My lads gone down with this and presume its gastroenteritis although we can't decide if it's been caused by a virus or by food poisoning, perhaps from work.

He's feeling grim, particularly from the stomach cramps. He's drinking clear liquids. There's no blood in anything.

Anyone got any advice?

Posted
Anyone know if there's a bug going around.

My lads gone down with this and presume its gastroenteritis although we can't decide if it's been caused by a virus or by food poisoning, perhaps from work.

He's feeling grim, particularly from the stomach cramps. He's drinking clear liquids. There's no blood in anything.

Anyone got any advice?

Surprised you ain't heard about it, It's everywhere at the moment.

Quite a few people I know have had it, luckily so far i've escaped. Been going around well before Christmas.

I'd just suggest drink fluids and they also advise you to not go out for 48 hours after the bug has passed so i've heard.

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Half my class were off today. I've got that grim 'only a matter of time till I get it' feeling. :(

Posted
Thanks everyone. Whoever dreamed this shit up has got one miserable sense of humour. :(

pun intended?

Posted
On that note...

I think Diarrhea is a good signing for Portsmouth but I'm not so sure about Sickness.

;)

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Half my class were off today. I've got that grim 'only a matter of time till I get it' feeling. :(

But teachers can be incredibly resilient. I reckon if scientists took samples from teachers they probably find they've become resistant to almost everything and could figure out antidotes galore. :D

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But teachers can be incredibly resilient. I reckon if scientists took samples from teachers they probably find they've become resistant to almost everything and could figure out antidotes galore. :D

I put it down to teachers generally being intoxicated. Any self-respecting bug that knew what was good for itself would give up and go elsewhere to find its victim. :giggle::whistle:

Posted

Did anyone else used to sing those diarrhea songs when they were kids?

I went up to the attic and it came down automatic, dairrhea, diarrhea...

:(:unsure:

Posted
Did anyone else used to sing those diarrhea songs when they were kids?

I went up to the attic and it came down automatic, dairrhea, diarrhea...

:(:unsure:

Tee hee, that brings back memories, i'm sure Thracians son wouldn't appreciate that kind of melody at this point though.

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Did anyone else used to sing those diarrhea songs when they were kids?

I went up to the attic and it came down automatic, dairrhea, diarrhea...

:(:unsure:

Hahaha yes!

Remind me of more!

Posted

I had it last week lasted about 48hrs but those 48hrs where spent in hell and resulted in me missing the best performance at the Walkers for many a year!!

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I still reckon you are all just being a bunch of blouses. Once upon a time people caught colds during winter...now everyone has chronic pneumonia and won't be happy until they've found a way to upgrade it to minor death and lay the blame at the foot of someone with money. ;)

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