Just got back from Seoul.
There's AH1N1 there. But more in Japan though.
As we passed immigration, all of us were given yellow cards. With instructions on where to go, what number to call - in case we start feeling weird.
I'm closely looking at it now. Should I call, should I not.
I got home early from work. I started having slight fever this morning. I needed to rest. I am crossing my fingers it aint that bad.
There's AH1N1 there. But more in Japan though.
As we passed immigration, all of us were given yellow cards. With instructions on where to go, what number to call - in case we start feeling weird.
I'm closely looking at it now. Should I call, should I not.
I got home early from work. I started having slight fever this morning. I needed to rest. I am crossing my fingers it aint that bad.
P.S.
I woke up feeling a little better today. I guess I'll be fine.
13 comments:
hope ur ok
Uy ano 'yan? Patingin ka na! Ano pala ginawa mo sa Seoul?
bro ano ang trabaho mo? are you working for a newspaper?
whew, scary eh..
hoping it's nothing serious or worst h1n1. ingat lang.
please take care... i really care
Get well soon, Aryo!
kuya, always take your vitamins! it'll keep you upbeat!
Scary! I hope your doing much better.
thanks guys. just came back from a visit to the doc. fever's down but was told to monitor it. resting now.
gasdude/abe: i was in seoul for business. i work for a bank and my areas of operation is japan and korea.
Hope its just fatigue from travel. 10 days ang incubating period of this virus. If you're well after that, ordinary flu lang yan. In all cases, it's better to make sure and do all the necessary prevention. Mahirap mag-kasakit sa ibang bayan.
hi. glad to be here again.
i longtime dream of seoul!..txs for reminding me to make it there someday.
kind regards ryo :D
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