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Hi fellow bandsters,

I haven't posted for a while, but have been popping in to catch up now and again. Anyway I have a kind of strange question, not a very nice one, I'm afraid.

Apart from PB'ing, has anyone actually thrown up? This is probably one of my biggest fears in case I damage my stomach. The thing is, I work in a care home and a year ago, just before I had my op, there was an outbreak of D & V in the home and needless to say, I was a very poorly bunny and it was proberbly the worst sickness I have ever had as the throwing up was so violent. I work in the office and do not have direct contact with the Residents, but these things are airbourne and unavoidable. (as I sit here with yet ANOTHER cold!)

Anyone had experience of this?

Thanks

Mastiff Mum

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I just recently caught a bug that made me vomit. Normally, I am immune to all the sicknesses my 3 kids bring home from school, but this one got me. It was really quite unnerving actually. I tried so hard to curtail or soften the vomiting, I was so worried. It was an aweful experience.

Fortunately, it just went on for a day. It was strange as I didn't vomit anything as nothing was coming up from my stomach to my pouch. So yes, I was worried about doing some damage.

But alas, all is well. I did a search on vomiting it helped to know that others went through this and came out fine.

I don't wish that on anyone. Stay healthy.

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