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Anybody who would like a nasty virulent case of the stomach flu complete with the runs and vomiting is welcome to come to our house. We've got viruses free of charge.

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Marilyn said…
Great! So that babysitting co-op has come back to bite you with 2 babies. Fabulous! Good luck with that!
08 November, 2007 09:47
Christa said…
You have my heart-felt sympathy. Good luck. Who all is enjoying this free virus?
08 November, 2007 14:07
Gramps said…
Thanks for sharing Cambrie, but I'll pass.
08 November, 2007 15:38
Cambrienelson said…
so far Kiera and Danothoy have it. When I'm not caring for fussy sick babies, I'm on a disinfecting rampage through our house. Most likely, my efforts will be futile-- but it's worth a try.
08 November, 2007 19:15
Marilyn said…
Yeah, I am sure you have had enough nausea in the last 1 1/2 years that you're not anxious to get that going again. Kim read to me out of "complications" and roughly, it said that women with Hyper Emisis (yeah, I can't spell it either!) usually had to abort the baby to save the mothers life or die herself. Evidently it was written before TPN was figured out to help. So you can be even more grateful for little Kiera!
09 November, 2007 11:19
Stevo said…
I'm in the same boat as Buff. I come home every other week, and that's just to eat the food and sleep over. Like Buff, I'm not sick yet
09 November, 2007 23:12
Stevo said…
I'm in the same boat as Buff. I come home every other week, and that's just to eat the food and sleep over. Like Buff, I'm not sick yet
09 November, 2007 23:12
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