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    When someone around you or in your extended family is sick and they tell you about it, do you get pissed that they told you and wonder why they did- but also get pissed when you suspect they are sick, but not telling you the whole story? I am so like this and I hate it.


    My little sister is home sick. She's got a 102 fever, headache, chills and body aches. I've asked if she's vomited and she and my mom have both told me no. But I keep catching them saying things that sound like they have caught themselves almost telling me she's vomited. I get mad thinking they are not telling me, but if they called me and said 'Corie's vomiting' I would be pissed about that, too. What do I expect from people? It's like I want them to be honest but only if I am ready or on my terms. That's just not fair.


    Anyone else like this?
    \"This too shall pass\"

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    I'm sorry.. I should have put this in the questions... I am soo not good at being careful about where I post things here.
    \"This too shall pass\"

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    When someone in my family tells me they've been sick, I get disappointed in them. I'm not exactly sure why. It's like they let me down or something.

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    Well, to be honest I'd rather the person feel better and be sick (but so I don't have to like hear or watch it) than hold it in and be misreable for me. Then again my emet isn't that bad, I mean it does get to me but its not as bad as it used to be.

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    Sadly I am the same way!

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    Actually, surprisingly I'm not that way. Anger or resentment is the last thing I feel; instead, I just start to compulsively swamp them with questions. Though concerned for their well-being, I'm more concerned for myself, but they usually take it the other way. The onlyway I do get angry is eitherby my Mom or Dad, because they're basically the only ones who know about my problem, so from time-to-time they tend to tease about it, just for fun (even when they're not really sick [img]smileys/smilies_05.gif[/img]).

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    I grill sick people for information, too. I immediately start counting how many days it's been since I've had contact with them, and how many days I have to get through v*-free before I'm in the clear, I ask them where they've been and what they've touched that I might have touched...it goes on and on!

 

 

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