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yeah thats what I thought faysh but I meant for his flu symtoms.
I agree Kitten, My friend wouldn't put her 2yr old on it cos of the side affects, she just did what I did when my kids were ill, plenty of rest, fluids and meds to keep temp down, josh is on imodium daily anyway and has been for years so it never really works when he is ill as he is only allowed one extra dose a day. was a nightmare in our house lol |
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24-07-2009, 12:36 | #153 |
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^^ I'm sure Will's not *really* French
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Hmm pardon? hypercrit springs to mind, remember when you had manflu? |
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24-07-2009, 12:46 | #156 |
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True dat
It wasn't manflu, it was Ebola.
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I have my usual summer cold that lasts for the first 2 weeks of every summer holiday period, when my body gives into all the stress and realises it can relax. Expect the symptoms are a bit worse this year including dizzy spells and sore tummy. I've been having plenty of fluids today is the first day I've taken Paracetamol as I'm feeling rather rough, tried to do a bit of gardening and had a funny turn so decided no physical work this weekend, so I'm printing my order of service, nothing too taxing |
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24-07-2009, 13:05 | #159 | |
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This doesn't sound like barely a cold: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...l-stories.html |
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But the flu when it comes around, sends people down and to hospital all the time, you just don't have the same media coverage, a few hundred thousand people die every year from flu, this could have been an epidemic if the flu stain itself was actually a threat. As it stands even the government are stating mild symptoms are not as heavy as a "standard" flu (whatever that might be).
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