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31-07-2012, 11:29 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Ipswich QLD
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Hi all,
My young family has been having lots of issues with sickness. I'm used to getting sick, but not used to being stick almost every second week (I'm not exaggerating)! I'm told that its normal for young families to struggle with sickness in the first few years after a baby is born and weaned. Those of you who have kids, how often have you guys been sick? And how do you protect you and your family from the constant onslaught, without becoming a hermit? Of those who have had these experiences, how many own or run your own business or branch/centre etc or you're responsible for multiple staff? Thanks Brooksy.
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Sick and tired of being 'sick and tired'!
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