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Have you ever been a major vector for a communicable disease?
This head lice thread over in MPSIMS got me thinking about this. Let's leave out the STD's, because if one were to be passing one of them to a significant number of people, they probably don't wanna brag about it.
Back in kindergarten, I was one of the first 2-3 people to come down w/ chicken pox. After being out of school for 1 1/2-2 weeks, I came back to class. Out of the 23-25 kids normally in my class, there were 2 other kids besides myself left standing. We had over a 90% absentee rate for the remainder of the week. At the time, it was pretty neat for me, it was basically a week full of snacks, naps, and coloring because they couldn't teach w/ no students there. I can't say that I was the one kid who got it all started (though I guess I could've been). I'm sure I played a role in it though. So, any else here who's knocked out over 50+% of their co-workers or students along the line? |
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I've apparently been an early adopter for H1N1, in that I finally feel human again. A friend's visit started on the first day I was sick, then she went home to the other side of the continent.
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I got chicken pox when I was 31. I worked for a courier service at the time so I came into brief contact with who knows how many that day. The vesicles didn't appear until that evening.
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When I was in college I lived in a rooming house. Early in the year I caught the flu, and gave it to all my housemates. My nickname became "Germ."
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His whiny girlfriend who constantly scratched her eyes and touched any damn thing in sight is another story... Thank god for Lysol |
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