Out of sorts!! - Page 2

BERNADETTE · 30-10-2007, 12:06

Bearing in mind that you only went for a few days it could quite possibly been a mild form of it!!

slinky · 30-10-2007, 12:11

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

Bearing in mind that you only went for a few days it could quite possibly been a mild form of it!!

Yes very true. And actually I was sick on the ferry about 3am on the second night. It wasn't sea sickness, cos when I had thrown up, I felt better and was able to sleep.

Ginger felt very sick on the second day too.

And I heard a lot of people complaining about being/feeling sick on the 2nd or 3rd day in particular.

And there was a lot more sick bags available round the cruise than the day before

I feel a lot better now. Just achy like a flu kind of ache.

BERNADETTE · 30-10-2007, 12:19

It does sound like you had it if only mildly, glad you are feeling better.

Lolly · 30-10-2007, 12:48

I've felt like that for the past few days, although I haven't been on a criuse ship recently! Perhaps it was just a bug that people had before they came onto the ship and as they are quite enclosed it just spread.

I hope it didn't ruin your holiday too much Slinky.

slinky · 30-10-2007, 12:52

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Originally Posted by Lolly

I've felt like that for the past few days, although I haven't been on a criuse ship recently! Perhaps it was just a bug that people had before they came onto the ship and as they are quite enclosed it just spread.

I hope it didn't ruin your holiday too much Slinky.

No it didn't, thanks. It was at its worst when I got home thank god.

cherokee · 30-10-2007, 12:55

I must say i feel better today for first tim in a week . after being sick last week my stomach was just so sore for days ..
what ever it were it iant nice ..

slinky · 30-10-2007, 12:57

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Originally Posted by cherokee

I must say i feel better today for first tim in a week . after being sick last week my stomach was just so sore for days ..
what ever it were it iant nice ..

glad you're feeling better too x

garinda · 30-10-2007, 13:00

Glad you're feeling better, and not up the duff.

slinky · 30-10-2007, 13:04

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Originally Posted by garinda

Glad you're feeling better, and not up the duff.

LMAO thanks, and luckily still married

cherokee · 30-10-2007, 13:12

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Originally Posted by slinky

LMAO thanks, and luckily still married

LMAO!!! IM GLAD YOUR NOT UP THE DUFF AS WELL CUS IT SOUNDED LIKE WE HAD THE SAME BUG . AND I WOULD HAVE BEEN DEMANDING MY BITS BACK FROM THE HOSPITAL FOLLOWED BY A SOLICITORS LETTER.

lettie · 30-10-2007, 14:23

Glad you feel better Slinks, hope you enjoyed your hols..

It probably wasn't Norovirus (believe me, you would know about it if it was). We know it better as Winter Vomiting, profuse vomiting, usually accompanied by horrendous diarrhoea and spreads like wildfire.... If you had it your kids would definitely have it too plus, everyone you've been in contact with. It's a faecal/oral spread and because the vomiting/diarrhoea is uncontrollable it spreads rapidly in confined spaces eg, houses, schools, hospital wards, public transport (if any poor ****** is unlucky enough to be sick on it)

The good thing is.... it only lasts about 24 hours and clears up on its own...

If you think you have it, let me know and I'll come round to yours....... I could do with a couple of days off work..

Lilly · 30-10-2007, 16:58

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Originally Posted by lettie

Glad you feel better Slinks, hope you enjoyed your hols..

It probably wasn't Norovirus (believe me, you would know about it if it was). We know it better as Winter Vomiting, profuse vomiting, usually accompanied by horrendous diarrhoea and spreads like wildfire.... If you had it your kids would definitely have it too plus, everyone you've been in contact with. It's a faecal/oral spread and because the vomiting/diarrhoea is uncontrollable it spreads rapidly in confined spaces eg, houses, schools, hospital wards, public transport (if any poor ****** is unlucky enough to be sick on it)

The good thing is.... it only lasts about 24 hours and clears up on its own...

If you think you have it, let me know and I'll come round to yours....... I could do with a couple of days off work..

You don't want that winter vomiting thing Lettie. It's horrendous. You can't do anything. You would feel so rotten that you would wish you were at work!

I had it last year and thought I was on my way out with it. I have never thrown up so much in my life. Even when there's nothing left to throw up and you haven't been able to eat anything to replace it you're still retching away. It's vile.

slinky · 30-10-2007, 17:13

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Originally Posted by lettie

Glad you feel better Slinks, hope you enjoyed your hols..

It probably wasn't Norovirus (believe me, you would know about it if it was). We know it better as Winter Vomiting, profuse vomiting, usually accompanied by horrendous diarrhoea and spreads like wildfire.... If you had it your kids would definitely have it too plus, everyone you've been in contact with. It's a faecal/oral spread and because the vomiting/diarrhoea is uncontrollable it spreads rapidly in confined spaces eg, houses, schools, hospital wards, public transport (if any poor ****** is unlucky enough to be sick on it)

The good thing is.... it only lasts about 24 hours and clears up on its own...

If you think you have it, let me know and I'll come round to yours....... I could do with a couple of days off work..

OH GOD, no it was nowt that drastic thank god!!

I think it was just one of them " un named " virus thingies that like to do the rounds at this time of the year.

Well I hope that is it now because my friend is in hospital, and I can't go and see her if I'm not well!!