Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Mar 6th 2009, 2:58 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Our daughter managed to miss out on two stomach / pukey bugs that her dad and I both got, even after the first dose. Looking like a success story so far. Just wish they could have given it to us too
It wasn't covered by our Blue Cross in NS, but it was around $200 in total. Well worth it to avoid baby puke / squits.
Mar 6th 2009, 3:07 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Mar 6th 2009, 3:08 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
I had both ends going pretty much simultaneously. Not fun.
Mar 6th 2009, 3:09 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
A recommendation for when "baby AX" arrives. Get the Rotateq vaccine http://www.rotateq.com/ It's given orally in three doses. Must be all done before 8 months I think.
Our daughter managed to miss out on two stomach / pukey bugs that her dad and I both got, even after the first dose. Looking like a success story so far. Just wish they could have given it to us too
It wasn't covered by our Blue Cross in NS, but it was around $200 in total. Well worth it to avoid baby puke / squits.
Our daughter managed to miss out on two stomach / pukey bugs that her dad and I both got, even after the first dose. Looking like a success story so far. Just wish they could have given it to us too
It wasn't covered by our Blue Cross in NS, but it was around $200 in total. Well worth it to avoid baby puke / squits.
Mar 6th 2009, 3:18 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Mar 6th 2009, 3:19 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Awwww have some hot milk and toast xxx 
Mar 6th 2009, 4:12 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Mar 6th 2009, 4:59 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Originally Posted by Souvenir;
We'll see when the bearded one turns up. I'll agree that the conference hall sounds like a better bet.
I can shed no light on the matter, my Shepherd's Pie completed its standard life cycle without further ado. As did the fluid component of the evening.
Sorry to hear of your problem.
Mar 6th 2009, 5:22 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
[QUOTE=Novocastrian;7352045]my Shepherd's Pie completed its standard life cycleQUOTE]
- I've never heard anyone put it like that before!
Souvenir I hope you're keeping yourself hydrated?
- I've never heard anyone put it like that before!Souvenir I hope you're keeping yourself hydrated?
Mar 6th 2009, 5:32 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
If you want yuck, you come see my downstairs bathroom. I didn't quite make it just now (no warning) and threw up everywhere. I guess I've got some cleaning to do before the missus gets home from her ski trip
Mar 6th 2009, 6:51 am
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Re: Question for dbd33, Oakvillian and Novocastrian.
Ah! Hence the cryptic question on t'other thread. Sorry to be slow, but I had to w*rk this morning.
I can shed no light on the matter, my Shepherd's Pie completed its standard life cycle without further ado. As did the fluid component of the evening.
Sorry to hear of your problem.
I can shed no light on the matter, my Shepherd's Pie completed its standard life cycle without further ado. As did the fluid component of the evening.
Sorry to hear of your problem.
