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Stomach Virus Post-Op?

Ok, I have 6 grandkids who are infamous for bringing nasty stomach viruses with them when they come to visit. How do you cope with a stomach virus post-VSG? I know, I am a worry-wart....post-242406-0-40497500-1420397758_thumb.jpg

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  • Notice the little germ-carriers in the pic! Thats the 4 sons and the 3 grandsons. There are 3 grandgirls and 3 daughter-in-laws added to the mix.

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Notice the little germ-carriers in the pic! Thats the 4 sons and the 3 grandsons. There are 3 grandgirls and 3 daughter-in-laws added to the mix.

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I use Halo oral spray. Whenever I've been exposed to cooties or I'm around large groups of people, I use my Halo spray and it actually works.

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Is that like Airborne? A preventative?

Better than airborne. I swear by this product. My daughter and husband both had Swine Flu over Thanksgiving; I used Halo and never caught it.

Whenever patients cough in my face or if I'm at the movies, the mall, grocery store, or whatever - and there are lots of people around coughing and hacking all over the place, I use my Halo spray and it really is like a protective halo. Works like a charm. I keep one on my nightstand and one in my work bag.

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