Whether it's Gastro, Noro, or some other variant. What a fucking shitter! Came on at 3am....30 trips to the Royal Doulton later and no sign of it abating.
Ugh. How are the rest of you getting on with the inevitable pre-Xmas illnesses?
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Re: Stomach Flu
With hindsight with all these bugs about Christmas away this year with a flight & a cruise coming up may not have been the best idea! Debating whether to wear a mask on the flight or will it may me look a total twat! You more than likely have gastro or food poisoning if it's at that end! Had food poisoning years ago, ironically a week before we were due to go to Florida. Brutal it was. Had Norovirus a few years back as well and it was like something out of the excorcist! They say it's a few days but that was bollocks. My stomach shrunk so much the Mrs and I could hardly eat our Christmas dinner at her works do three weeks later. Not sure which was worse.
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Re: Stomach Flu
Agreed. It's Gastro or Noro for sure. Probably Gastro given no vomiting and all the other end.
Comes of living with two school age kids and a primary school teacher this time of year.
Comes of living with two school age kids and a primary school teacher this time of year.
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