Hi Guys.
I am so happy Don did a great job on doing daily reports while I was
recovering from a bad flu then pneumonia.
I was sick for a week before I went to the Doctors, thought it
was just a cold .
Any way, I am back and stating to feel a little better.
Today the ocean was once again up to the dunes, unfishable this
morning, not holding with a 10 oz sinker, lucky it was not a Nor Eastern.
Big waves, Don said at least 6-8 feet.
Beach is un drivable at high tide.
The wind did die down hopefully the ocean will settle down, boy what
what a difference a day can make., mother nature had our ocean calm and like a
lake yesterday morning, today it's mean and wild, roaring like a lion.
I do have a few pictures I took in a few days I'll up load them.
I don't think it's worth going out tonight, maybe in the morning ?or early after noon once the tide drops.>br>
I am sure this good Bass fishing is far from being over.
To All.
This has nothing to do with a fishing report, but I went through holy
hell three weeks, my sister warned me over and over to go to the doctors.
I had all the Systems of pneumonia.
Please what your loved one's and you self, do not take for granted it's
just a simple cold or flu.
I am posting this cause I care about you all.
Signs and Symptoms
Symptoms of pneumonia vary, depending on the age of the child and the cause
of the pneumonia. Common symptoms include:
- fever
- chills
- cough
- unusually rapid breathing
- breathing with grunting or wheezing sounds
- labored breathing that makes a child's rib muscles retract (when muscles
under the rib cage or between ribs draw inward with each breath)
- vomiting
- chest pain
- abdominal pain
- decreased activity
- loss of appetite (
- in extreme cases, bluish or gray color of the lips and fingernails
Sometimes a child's only symptom is rapid breathing. Sometimes when the
pneumonia is in the lower part of the lungs near the abdomen, there may be no
breathing problems, but there may be fever and abdominal pain or vomiting.
When pneumonia is caused by bacteria, an infected child usually becomes sick
relatively quickly and experiences the sudden onset of high fever and unusually
rapid breathing. When pneumonia is caused by viruses, symptoms tend to appear
more gradually and are often less severe than in bacterial pneumonia. Wheezing
may be more common in viral pneumonia.
I had all these Signs and Symptoms but was to sick to relate to the problem, tis the season for this
The best of luck to all.
Guppie & Don.
