State of the Amy

[pne]

Yesterday evening, Amy was at 37.6 °C (99.7 °F), which is a bit elevated but no cause for concern... still, it was higher than in the morning, which made it seem as if all was not over yet.

And this morning, she was at 38.5 °C (101.3 °F)—which I'd say counts as fever, though not a temperature high enough to require antipyretics, IMO. But she has an appointment with the pædiatrician this morning anyway; see what she says. (She'll probably draw blood.)

Stella wonders whether Amy might have become infected from a child which came to playgroup on Monday with fever and bronchitis, and found it a little irresponsible of the mother to have taken her child there in such a condition.

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[conuly]

Prior to that, polio had been considered a rich person's disease, hadn't it? Because they lived in cleaner homes.