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Stay on the couch - there's nothing worse than a stomach flu.
Hope Mr Subsarahh recovers quickly and whatever it it is passes you by.
Hope Mr Subsarahh recovers quickly and whatever it it is passes you by.
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Stomach flu is the pits, couch sounds eminently sensible. I get made to sleep on the couch from time to time because I apparently snore 
I think she hears the echo of her own snoring Ah the bliss of growing comfortably old and the slow erosion of bodily functions. Nappy anyone? (Just kidding)
I think she hears the echo of her own snoring Ah the bliss of growing comfortably old and the slow erosion of bodily functions. Nappy anyone? (Just kidding)rgraham666
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*HUGS* sweetie.
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sweetsubsarahh said:Although it would certainly help my diet. I think he's lost 5 pounds.
(Hope he feels better today.)
That kind of weight never stays off. Bodies are smarter than us...
Hope he feels better.
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*hugs* hope hes better soon and you and kiddies stay flu free 
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Been there, done that, last night. You don't want stomach flu. Hope you get off the couch before your back gets annoyed.
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NO kind of flu is fun, stomach or no stomach.
A year or so after we got married, my husband and I came down with the flu at the same time. We not only felt miserable, it just knocked us flat on our butts. I remember one terrible moment when we saw that the cat had the runs, and was also in a strange, manic mood to go galumphing all over the house--he dribbled on the sheets, and we had none to spare. Not clean ones, anyway. Strangely enough, it felt like less effort to us to go to the nearby supermarket, which sold lots of hard goods, and get a set of sheets, than it would have been for us to take the bedlinens we already had to the laundry.
A year or so after we got married, my husband and I came down with the flu at the same time. We not only felt miserable, it just knocked us flat on our butts. I remember one terrible moment when we saw that the cat had the runs, and was also in a strange, manic mood to go galumphing all over the house--he dribbled on the sheets, and we had none to spare. Not clean ones, anyway. Strangely enough, it felt like less effort to us to go to the nearby supermarket, which sold lots of hard goods, and get a set of sheets, than it would have been for us to take the bedlinens we already had to the laundry.
