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Feb. 27th, 2004 03:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ocelotI've been hearing everyone on my friends list talk about this stomach flu from hell that's been going around.
It makes me think that I shouldn't have gone out today.
I haven't had the stomach flu since...well...about two weeks before I got pregnant. This is really quite nice. For a while, I was getting it every six months or so, and it was miserable.
In fact, I've barely gotten sick at all since leaving Davis. A day of mild yuckiness here and there, but not even a long term cold.
Was Davis really that bad?
We had this theory that the building I used to work in was a sick building, because my co-workers and I were constantly sick. I emailed a while ago to ask whether things had improved since they moved out (they moved to a different building about a month after I left). Apparently they have, though my co-worker seems to think it is due to less stress, rather than the different office (they got a new manager about the same time I left. He has caused many people much stress, but apparently not my co-worker).
I'm hoping I'm not jinxing myself, posting this.
For all the Starbucks and previous Starbucks employees out there... (I know a lot of you people)
It makes me think that I shouldn't have gone out today.
I haven't had the stomach flu since...well...about two weeks before I got pregnant. This is really quite nice. For a while, I was getting it every six months or so, and it was miserable.
In fact, I've barely gotten sick at all since leaving Davis. A day of mild yuckiness here and there, but not even a long term cold.
Was Davis really that bad?
We had this theory that the building I used to work in was a sick building, because my co-workers and I were constantly sick. I emailed a while ago to ask whether things had improved since they moved out (they moved to a different building about a month after I left). Apparently they have, though my co-worker seems to think it is due to less stress, rather than the different office (they got a new manager about the same time I left. He has caused many people much stress, but apparently not my co-worker).
I'm hoping I'm not jinxing myself, posting this.
For all the Starbucks and previous Starbucks employees out there... (I know a lot of you people)
