Noro virus

Dman2

Member
Location
Durham, UK
Well
Been a bit of a battlefield here these last few days
I started being sick on Saturday, followed by wife on Sunday
Then unfortunately mother and father in law on Monday
Mother in law can hardly stand never mind do the 100m dash to the loo in times of need
Father in law has Alzheimers so has no idea whats going on
So things have been a bit messy
Hopefully everyone starting to get over it now.
Staying away from others till the end of the week at the earliest

Avoid if at all possible
Not nice
 

Chae1

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
Its savage, we had it a few years ago when my brother and his partner came home from Australia for Christmas. Worst bit was it came back for round 2 just as i thought i was recovering.

Alot of bugs about at moment, local high school had 150 pupils off last week! About 25%. Wifes a teacher at primary school.
 

Hesstondriver

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Huntingdon
got a 24 hour one last weekend,

but i was in a hotel in Scotland and due to travel home the next morning.

a packet of imodiumn :poop: and prayers got me home, but i spent 7 hours in the car (passenger seat!) with two coats on shivering all the way!

avoid if of possible
 

honeyend

Member
I did a stint on a cruise ship with norovirus. What people often forget is it can also be inhaled, so if someone is sick in front of you the chances you will get it. So apart from washing hands and wiping surfaces, if you have it stay in your room and keep out of everyone elses way.
I got it after two weeks, not nice, the only good thing is the worst is over in 48hrs, if you are healthy.
 

abitdaft

Member
Location
Scotland
Or C.Diff

Not sure about C.Diff but I think that bleach kills Noro, the minute I hear about any kind of bugs going around I become practically OCD and have to bleach all the main contact points in the house such as door handles, light switches etc . I have always been a big believer on allowing kids to build a good immune system however and never been over the top on keeping them away from germs, bacteria etc. It seems to have backfired on me somewhat as I have an autoimmune disease!
 

DrWazzock

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lincolnshire
Been there got the T shirt. Trousers round my ankles in Winchester services carpark on way to brother in laws wedding. Car needed a deep clean after throwing up in it on the M3. Spent the entire wedding seriously poorly in a hotel while the Mrs carried on. Very unpleasant.
 

Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
Well
Been a bit of a battlefield here these last few days
I started being sick on Saturday, followed by wife on Sunday
Then unfortunately mother and father in law on Monday
Mother in law can hardly stand never mind do the 100m dash to the loo in times of need
Father in law has Alzheimers so has no idea whats going on
So things have been a bit messy
Hopefully everyone starting to get over it now.
Staying away from others till the end of the week at the earliest

Avoid if at all possible
Not nice
I hope you're all better soon. You watch we'll get it over Christmas.
 

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