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Evilpete
03-26-2005, 06:41 PM
how long does it take someone on average to fully recover from it? I ask because I know someone who was in the hospital for a week with it about a month ago, and they said they still aren't fully healthy and still sick. Partly this could because she didn't have any time off since it happened to really rest.




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TheMojoPin
03-26-2005, 08:21 PM
I had pneumonia, bronchitis and strep throat at the same time back in January, and I only missed a week of work. I was sick on Saturday, and honestly, by that coming Thursday I felt ready go back, but the doctor ordered me to stay home until the following Monday.

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Evilpete
03-26-2005, 08:57 PM
thanks, I thought she could be just being shady, but still who knows...




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DethMetalManAss
03-26-2005, 09:12 PM
She's not interested. Move on.

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TheMojoPin
03-26-2005, 09:39 PM
It probably hits people differently. If she's sickly to begin with, it'll probably hit her harder. Just be sure she's seeing a doctor if she's still sick. If she's not, she doesn't have much to fall back on.

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Evilpete
04-13-2005, 08:17 PM
<p>I just thought I'd update you on this:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>well she's not been doing well, let's just say tests were done at the time and something serious came up, and she's getting treatment.&nbsp; We talk via email everyday, and she told me she's trying to deal with all that's on her plate, hence why she wants to be &quot;distant&quot; at the moment so she can get her shit together.&nbsp; Fter she explained everything to me, I decided to wait it out until she's better (which made her real happy), and hopefully something good somes out of it</p>




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FUNKMAN
04-13-2005, 09:00 PM
<p>pneumonia always reminds me of my grandfather talking about how his dad died in his early 40's from pneumonia</p><p>my grandfather would ride with him on the horse and buggie delivering bread 'when he was 9 or 10'. then they taught his dad&nbsp;to drive the new trucks they began to use. his dad got pneumonia and the doctor told him straight up, &quot;you work and you die&quot;. But he said &quot;i got 8 kids to feed&quot; and so he worked,,,, and he died...</p><p>big thing was 'no penicillin' back then</p>

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angrymissy
04-14-2005, 05:47 AM
<p>About 8 years ago I got pneumonia - I was sick for about a month.&nbsp; I wasn't hospitalized, but I took off of work for a week and barely made it in every day for the remainder of that month... it can take a while to recover from pneumonia depending on the person.</p>

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FUNKMAN
04-14-2005, 12:12 PM
<p>at my job i have to work over the phone alot and we have to often recite serial and part numbers or when speaking with people overseas you have to recite every letter of a specific word. so when i come to a letter p it's like:&nbsp; a as in alpha, d as in dog, and p as in pneumonia</p><p>i usually get a giggle on the other end...&nbsp; got that off some comedian years ago</p>

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furie
04-14-2005, 12:18 PM
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I had pneumonia. i spent a week in the hospital, and took me another two weeks to recover. ofcourse i was 12 at the time.<br />
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Evilpete
04-14-2005, 05:46 PM
well she is over the pneumonia, she's getting treatment for what the doctors found in some tests, which takes a while, and btw that, the mental stuff (she's trying to deal with the news she got)&nbsp;and her job in general, she's not much for company.&nbsp; Despite that I'm waiting for her but still communicating with her everyday with emails, something she said she loves and cherishes.&nbsp;




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