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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Unexpectedly (but Happily) NOT the Norovirus
Or if it was the norovirus onechan has one heck of an immune system. In any case, she's back, better than ever. Her recovery started in the doctor's office kinoo and she'll be ready for school ashita. Back to Hawthorne blogging then, too.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Close Reading the Norovirus?
Try as I might, I don't have the tools to read onechan's symptoms closely enough to determine if she has food poisoning, a minor stomach bug, or the dreaded norovirus. In any case, I'm taking time off from CitizenSE until we've determined what she has and perhaps even sampled its yucky delights on our own. Because if it is what we fear it is, the next few days will not be fun.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Just Checking: Is Everyone Sick?
The cough that doesn't go away for a month. The snot faucet. We've been passing that one along between ourselves here in the Constructivist household since before Thanksgiving break. Now imoto has the diarrhea thing. And both she and onechan have coughed so hard in the past week they made themselves throw up--imoto just a few minutes ago. Which reminds me that just about 11 months ago, we were worried about the norovirus hitting Fukuoka. Now we're wondering if it's hitting Dunkirk....
'Tis the season, I guess. Forget dust in the wind--we're all just vectors for microorganisms....
So how y'all doing in Blogoramaville? Everyone sick?
'Tis the season, I guess. Forget dust in the wind--we're all just vectors for microorganisms....
So how y'all doing in Blogoramaville? Everyone sick?
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