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To: Rb ver. 2.0

Same here where I live. In fact, I'm posting from home and about to lay the hell down.

Woke up last night at about 3 am, shivering, teeth chattering. Nothing I can do to beat the chills, I spent an hour or so just trying to keep warm. Then I threw up in the sink (barely made it) and the chills seemed to be reduced.

Now all I have is general headache, low level nausea and body aches. That and the phlegm, of course.


15 posted on 02/09/2007 3:16:45 PM PST by Skywalk (Transdimensional Jihad!)
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To: Skywalk
Same here where I live. In fact, I'm posting from home and about to lay the hell down.

It's all over the schools here. It ran through my family this week. Kids had it Friday, Mr. M had it Sunday, and I got it Tuesday. It lasted about 24 hours for them but this is the first day I've felt like eating and I still have a headache and feel like I've been run over by a truck. The only advice I have is to keep a bucket by the bed and a clear path to the bathroom fully supplied with tp.

20 posted on 02/09/2007 3:30:50 PM PST by mtbopfuyn (I think the border is kind of an artificial barrier - San Antonio councilwoman Patti Radle)
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I'm in Washington State too. My whole family has had it. I was lucky I didn't get the vomiting part, but I was out of it for 3 days. It's incredibly contagious. Someone just told me that a high school in Seattle closed after 300 out of 1000 students fell ill. I would really like to find out the name of the virus so I can find out more about it. It would be good to know how long people are contagious.


32 posted on 02/09/2007 4:33:58 PM PST by wideminded
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