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Old 03-23-07, 02:05 PM   #31
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Old 03-23-07, 03:44 PM   #32
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I feel your pain Steed

However not everyone can pull a sicky when they want
3 sickies in a 12 month period at Royal Mail and you're on a warning
another within 6 months and its stage 2
Then its a year and a half without taking any sick time or stage 3 and consideration for dismissal

Not so easy just to go sick in those confines
so you have to struggle in and pass it on

Having said that at least in my locale I can see my GP the next day if not the same day if ring in early
The out of hours cover isnt that great though

Oh and you used to be able to ring in and take an annual day if you felt rough and had no sick time but thats gone to 24hr notice so you still have to go in
And then you can only take an annual if your section is below a percentage off already

Otherwise your boned

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Old 03-23-07, 05:46 PM   #33
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bigboywooly, I know the feeling

One of my pass jobs my boss insisted you see the doctor even if it was the common cold, what a wast of time as the Doc has more important folks to see. And the worst thing was they checked up on you!!! What is this Stalins Russia.
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Old 03-23-07, 06:53 PM   #34
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steed mate its not far off it mate you literally have to be dieing to see a doctor on the british NHS now and its not any better in Scotland. We should have a revolution with Steed leading albeit coughing and spluttering:rotfl:
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Old 03-26-07, 09:42 AM   #35
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Any rumours of my death hold no water, yes you heard me right. The state funeral is cancelled. I just had the worst weekend of my life and I am still down but not out, had a funny dream I was playing chess with the grim reaper who was dribbling a basketball and speaking in a laid back Jamaican accent, he also told me Tony Blair was a fairy and the world was not as nice as it was hundreds of years ago.

Please don't ask me to explain the dream as I am as as you are.


Once again I am not dead. :p
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Old 03-26-07, 10:17 AM   #36
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Hey Steed, try taking 250mg Vit C every couple hours. I'd also suggest taking a regimen of zinc citrate or gluconate according to directions. The latter is helpful with respect to production of macrophages. These little critters help with lung congestion. Mind not to taking too much zinc of for more than a few days, as you'll end up with initially more chest congestion than you started with. But its the good kind of congestion.

Supplement the mega-dose of Vit C with some high-B complex every other day or so. Also, ensure that you're hydrating youself sufficiently that you pee at least two quarts a day. One should be peeing at least a quart per day even if one isn't on a regemin of Vit C.

Depending how sick one is, they can tolerate as much as 250mg Vit C every hour. Depending how you feel will dictate how often (not how much) to take. The first clue that one is taking too much Vit C is a loose stool. Just start missing doses. If you're really sick, you'll notice right away when its time to take some more: you'll feel like you're relapsing. If you've been mega-dosing on Vit C, you don't want to just go cold turkey on it (as you will relapse, and depending on how nasty the bug is, relapse big time is definitely possible).

If you have been taking Vit C, and just can't seem to shake the bug, then you are either not taking enough Vit C, or check the expiry date? Chances are its old. One year I just couldn't shake this bug, and I was chowing the Vit C like candy. Then I noticed the expiry date was three years ago. I threw 500 pills away and ran out an bought a bottle of 50 pills and immediately after taking the first tablet the most wonderfull feeling of warmth came over me. I was right as rain within two days afterwards. I never buy more than what I'll use in a single season anymore, and throw out whatever open bottle I have at the end of fall.

Never take more than 250mg at a time. Any old C should do, but if it has boiflavanoids or rose hips in it you'll absorb it better.

Wash your hands after touching any type of community thing anywhere. Don't throw snot rags into the wastebasket, but into the toilette. When the snot dries out the virus goes airborn. Get a box of those handy-dan hand-wipe towels. Use 'em after returning to your car from the store, bank, after touching any community thing, etc.

Soak your teethbrush in a solution of bleach (1 tsp/8oz glass). Rinse well before using.

Spray aeorosol disinfectant around frequently until nobody's sick at home any more.

All of this is especially important a home, in that illness can be passed around the merry go round from one family member to another for weeks and weeks on end. The virus mutates while one person is infected, and gets passed to another, and can sufficiently mutates that the initial person gets sick again with essentially a brand new virus.
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Old 03-26-07, 11:10 AM   #37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by STEED
Any rumours of my death hold no water, yes you heard me right. The state funeral is cancelled. I just had the worst weekend of my life and I am still down but not out, had a funny dream I was playing chess with the grim reaper who was dribbling a basketball and speaking in a laid back Jamaican accent, he also told me Tony Blair was a fairy and the world was not as nice as it was hundreds of years ago.

Please don't ask me to explain the dream as I am as as you are.


Once again I am not dead. :p

Doesnt come close to my Muslim woman in a burqa dancing to MC Hammer. I woke up reciting "what the f*ck was that?!" over and over

Cant opress this. Deeenenene, deenee, deenee..
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Old 03-26-07, 01:43 PM   #38
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I dont dream bugger oh wel and no wake for steed but can we have one any way even tho he aint poped his clogs go its a excuse for a bevy
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