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NOOOO!

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE....DO NOT LET M GET SICK!! I am so tired of M getting sick...but somehow we always manage to get around sick people who like to share being sick! KEEP IT TO YOURSELVES DANG IT!!
so....Jodi is running a little fever. It started yesterday, got to 102, and went down a bit. This morning I get here, she's screaming in her bed...I get her up and ready and she is complaining about hurting, but she can't tell me where...and she's got a fever again. It's only 100.5 today, but come on! do we really need to be sick again. And I don't know how to prevent M from getting it, cuz we're here. They play together. They always manage to share drinks no matter how much I try to prevent it. Waaa waaaa waaaa! And i'm fairly certain Jodi got it from Patrick, cuz he's been sick, which goes to show whatever is causing sick people doesn't mind spreading!

...and I woke up thinking today would be a good day. ................... I don't think so anymore.

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Gauthier Gang said…
I hear you Katie. We have big stuff happening next week and we just can't be sick. Only 3 of us in my office. One of the guys has been running a fever for like 3 days. I told him he is NOT to come back until he has no fever. Pray that Jodi has an ear infection because you can't catch that! Not that I want Jodi to be sick because I don't.
GAG
March 5, 2008 at 6:36 AM
M said…
DO NOT bring germs with you!
March 5, 2008 at 5:56 PM
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