Reply With QuoteIt's all that standing about he had to do lately.
More seriously, crikey, that's rough. Get well soon skip.
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It's all that standing about he had to do lately.
More seriously, crikey, that's rough. Get well soon skip.
Bloody hell.
Get well soon Scotland's no 1 👍
Get well soon DM
How do you catch pneumonia anyway?
Chase after it.Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R
Get well soon DM
How do you catch pneumonia anyway?
Wrap him up Mrs M. (thumb up smiley)
Up at Huddersfield a few weeks back. It was bloody freezing!
Cool story(cold actually)
I've always wondered the same , I used to think it was something the elderly caught as they were frail and had lesser immune system , than the fitter and younger of society .Get well soon DM
How do you catch pneumonia anyway?
My nan always used to tell me I would catch it because I never wore a coat, she also said I would get piles from sitting on cold steps, I never did
Having had it I can say that I caught it in a doctors waiting room from a guy
who coughed all over me like ferk for 20 minutes. His droplets from the coughing which
I inhaled infected me.
I was coughing up blood , in hospital and unable to work for three months as it turned to pleurosy
and my lungs stuck to my rib cage.
I hope Marshall doesn't have it this bad.
Nearly snuffed it from what Marshall has a few years back , can catch it easily , mine developed into a blood clot on the lungs , my old dear who is a mad catholic even had the priest in to bless me , I was so off my head on the drugs they were giving me it could have been Ozzy from black Sabbath for all I knew , spent 12 days in hospital , weeks recovering at home , I love the NHS
Get well soon DM
How do you catch pneumonia anyway?
If you go outside with wet hair according to my nan.
That's definitely a Nan thing.
My DR told me when I had it that because I was suffering from a previous common cold, my immune system would have been weakend and the phlegm that a cold produces can drip down into your lungs as you sleep and cause an infection in the lung which is Pneumonia. I think it is the most common way a relatively healthy person catches it.
It always struck me as something that only affected older folk, but I've heard of a few over 30s getting it in the past few years.
Good luck and get well soon Marshall.
There's definitely something doing the rounds lately which really gets into the lungs - not had it myself, but I know a few who have.
Get well soon David Marshall.
I had it in my 40's - horrible virus and the only cures are rest, hot drinks and keeping dry and warm.
So unlikely to see him again this season given what it needs to be a footballer.
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