I hope I haven't got norovirus! I know I am prone to being a bit dramatic about illness but I feel quite sick. According to the BBC "Doctors estimate that more than 100,000 people a week are catching the bug." Though to be honest I haven't been sick so it is more likely that I am still recovering from Christmas food overdose.
Anyway, we are off to Virginia Water in an hour or so. I might not be able to get to a 'puter for a few days so I will let you know how the 70th birthday celebrations went when I get back.
About Me
- Ellen Loudon
- I have lived in Liverpool since I was 18years old. I came here to study drama, pop music and be an actor. I spent a couple of years in a theatre company in Leeds during the mid 1990's returning to start an academic career at Edge Hill University in 1998. In 2001 I started to explore the possibility of full time ministry in the church of England. After a long period of discernment I started at Trinity College, Bristol in 2006 and trained be a vicar. I was ordained as a Deacon in Liverpool Anglican Cathedral in June 2008 and ordained priest in June 2009. I am serving as the assistant curate at St John Chrysostom and St Peter's churches, Everton.
1 comment:
Don't panic. If you've got time to think 'I feel a bit sick. Perhaps I ought to get a bucket, just to be on the safe side', it isn't norovirus. With noro you've got about as much time as it takes to think, 'I think I feel...' before everything comes out into the open. And it's spread by droplet infection - i.e. you inhale the bug in the spittle of the person being sick next to you, hence the problem in hospitals where no-one can avoid the next sick person. Or else the faecal-oral route, but I won't go into that at tea-time.
And a Happy New Year to you, too!
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