- To stop eating debatable food considering that I live in a 3rd world country.
- That ER nurses don't plan on telling you if they're about to stick a big needle in your bum, nor do they mention what its for.
-That I would go crazy as a stay at home individual.
Let me explain why.
On Sunday we went to a BBQ outside the "city", where the quality of the meat could be considered questionable, if anything. Now, I'm super paranoid when it comes to nearly expired refrigerated food, but I consider myself quite daring when it comes to eating food in the street here, after all, I ate this fish in a random village and enjoy frio frio on the beach when the source of the ice is unknown. How this makes sense? Beats me. So of course I enjoyed this meaty BBQ and drank lots of rum. And after 10 months of living here I finally got food poisoning for my care free mistake. 4 AM was not fun and involved the hospital. Lesson learned. Moving on.
I spent the day at home, reading blogs, writing emails, translating a law document, reading 50 Shades. But at 7 PM the craziness set in. I needed to get out of the house no matter how nauseous I still felt! So off to the Juice Bar we went, where I slurped down all the fibery fruit that the doctor told me not to consume. And then I felt nauseas again. So maybe I still haven't learned. But boy was it delicious.
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Oh NO :( Food poisoning sucks. Sorry tiarenie - get better soon! x
ReplyDelete10 months with no food poisoning- I salute you!
ReplyDeleteI got it after one day in South East Asia-this stomach wasn't built for travelling.
But I understand completely about trying to communicate in another language what's wrong only to be met by a giant needle in response.
Hope you're feeling grand now!