Discussion Thread II: Bots? What bots?

Postby **Maxine MagicFox** » Mon Sep 13, 2010 4:48 am

Watching an episode of Mystery Diagnosis. This person is showing this young child's real pictures on the show. A bunch of blisters and the doctors are saying it's "chicken pox". ..... I'm no doctor but even I agree, that's not fucking chicken pox. How the fuck could they even come to that kind of a diagnosis. o_O;;

.... some of these episodes are amazing by how stupid the doctors are.

Sorry, I had to rant. LOL ^_^;;

Kinokokao · Postby **Kinokokao** » Mon Sep 13, 2010 10:05 pm

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Kinokokao · Postby **Kinokokao** » Mon Sep 13, 2010 11:53 pm

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Kinokokao · Postby **Kinokokao** » Tue Sep 14, 2010 2:38 am

Oatmeal baths are awesome. That and calamine lotion is my mom's standard treatment for chicken pox/poison ivy -- stuff that you want to scratch so bad but can't.

Oatmeal baths are exactly what they sound like. Run a warm bath, and pour in a packet of oatmeal bath solution (or make your own, I guess). It's an old folk remedy, but it actually works. It relieves the itching immediately and even for a few hours afterward. I'd take one a couple times a day because while in the bath it didn't itch anymore, and I liked playing in the bath as a kid. (I wanted to be a mermaid)

I remember wearing my favorite nightgown; it was white with little pink flowers, so I thought it was appropriate for chicken pox. I didn't have to stay in bed, though, I got to play Legos and video games and stuff. I was in the 1st or 2nd grade I think.

Discussion Thread II: Bots? What bots?

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