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RiffRandell

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7. My daughter had it last year.

Tue Mar 20, 2012, 11:03 AM

Mar 2012

She broke out in hives one night with virtually no other symptoms. I took her to the dr immediately the next day, she listened to her lungs and diagnosed it. The hives were a reaction to it. She looked really bad; I described it over the phone when I made the appt, but when I brought her in the dr's eyes grew huge. Antibiotics cured it.

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walking pneumonia... [View all] HipChick Mar 2012 OP

Take it seriously. Baitball Blogger Mar 2012 #1

When I was a kid, a neighbor died from it. n/t Suich Mar 2012 #2

Yup. HappyMe Mar 2012 #3

Yes. Getting a proper diagnosis is a good start- LeftinOH Mar 2012 #4

I worked 70hrs last week..got very little sleep HipChick Mar 2012 #6

Yup! Mopar151 Mar 2012 #5

My daughter had it last year. RiffRandell Mar 2012 #7

took me over a year to fully recover. Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2012 #8

Wow..now you got me worried. HipChick Mar 2012 #9

weak, tired and short of breath, no energy ... but, I also had other issues that contributed to that Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2012 #10

The thing is, even when you start to feel human again - HappyMe Mar 2012 #11

Totally agree. RedSpartan Mar 2012 #16

Dr time for sure, be sure to have the Dr. check for the boogie-woogie flu as well,,,, benld74 Mar 2012 #12

Got Diagnosed last week.. HipChick Mar 2012 #14

Yes. Twice. Moondog Mar 2012 #13

Yes, in January of this year. RedSpartan Mar 2012 #15

All I can add to rest, rest, rest is: Drink a lot of fluids! marzipanni Mar 2012 #17