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Re: I have a theory

Posted by Patrick Dingle at 04/11/2001 10:46 PM EST


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In Reply to: I have a theory
Posted by Michael Martus on 04/11/2001 6:04 PM EST:



I spent 30 hours on a bus each way, and I did not get sick.... Maybe it is something to do with air circulation in airplanes...

Patrick

: This very idea was discussed with my doctor as he prescribed more medication. The answer is: Air Travel.

: Here you are all crammed into a little space with the air recirculating over your face. To make matters worse we all adjust the vents to blow on our face. A passenger in row 2A - First class ( I will never see ) coughs and sneezes and wham the germs are spread to all passengers. Then the exposed passengers get ( some of them ) on another flight and spread the germs to another section of the country.

: Strange idea? NO! My doctor said illness ( colds, sinus infections ) are spread by the air systems and if your system is weak..... And you know after 3 days of stress, yelling, cheering and in general going crazy with little sleep we are in a weakened condition.

: The answer is ...... be as healthy as possible when we start and hope not to crash and burn before the season is over.


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