Dont know how many people get involved with this on the site but just a heads up for you.
I went down with something that felt like a bad case of flu last week combined with continuous " through the eye of a needle " and seriously have never felt as ill as this for years and do not want a repeat of the experience. My illness turnred out very likely to be Rotavirus as I spent the Mon/Tue helping to bit over 18000 pheasants and the problems began on the Wednesday.
If you do get involved in this make sure you wear a dust mask / I didnt. Wash your hands as much as you can, certainly before food and drink / THIS I DID, PHEASANTS DO AND CAN CARRY DISEASES but this is where I fell down I AM A SMOKER WHO ROLLS HIS OWN and you dont eat or drink fags do you.
I just thought I would put this up to make site members aware that if they get it they wont like it and take whatever precautions that they can to avoid it as its now 7 days since it started and I still feel relatively weak from the effects. Avoid it, it is not pleasant plus it ruined my wifes week off, instead of us going up the coast on the Harley she had a sick husband to look after.
Now then. What do you think the chances are of shooting the bloody pheasant that gave it to me? Roll on October!
John
I went down with something that felt like a bad case of flu last week combined with continuous " through the eye of a needle " and seriously have never felt as ill as this for years and do not want a repeat of the experience. My illness turnred out very likely to be Rotavirus as I spent the Mon/Tue helping to bit over 18000 pheasants and the problems began on the Wednesday.
If you do get involved in this make sure you wear a dust mask / I didnt. Wash your hands as much as you can, certainly before food and drink / THIS I DID, PHEASANTS DO AND CAN CARRY DISEASES but this is where I fell down I AM A SMOKER WHO ROLLS HIS OWN and you dont eat or drink fags do you.
I just thought I would put this up to make site members aware that if they get it they wont like it and take whatever precautions that they can to avoid it as its now 7 days since it started and I still feel relatively weak from the effects. Avoid it, it is not pleasant plus it ruined my wifes week off, instead of us going up the coast on the Harley she had a sick husband to look after.
Now then. What do you think the chances are of shooting the bloody pheasant that gave it to me? Roll on October!
John