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Hi Everybody
feeling a lot better , but the stomach bugs haven't gone away and the bike has developed a electrical fault which I cannot diagnose! , thank you for your comments and help guys it was muchly appreciated.
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Hello Kennichi,
Good luck, you're only gonna be a better man after all this, hard knocks and falls do make us stronger. Your story is very impressive, your balls are bigger than mine. I can only learn from what you're doing, I'd love to venture that far on my own. Prehaps one day, I'll become a jedi knight and feel the calling.
ta-all-the-way.
May the Force be with you !
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Hi Everybody
feeling a lot better , but the stomach bugs haven't gone away and the bike has developed a electrical fault which I cannot diagnose! , thank you for your comments and help guys it was muchly appreciated.
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Hi Kennichi,
good to read that you are feeling better. In your first post you looked like in were really low. I really felt for you!
I hope I will be able to follow in your steps in 18 months time. Shame you took down your blog. Not many blogs of people doing your route (North Asia).
I hope to meet you and pick up your brain if you come back to the UK before our departure!
Best of luck!
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stomach
Kennichi mate, how are your stomach bugs? Still bloated, very tired, etc? If so, if complaints persist, thought crossed my mind that it might be an idea to try a course of metronidazol against giardia? 250 mg three times daily, 7 days, dont drink alcohol with it (you'll get smashingly sick if you mix it with alcohol)?
in russian you write it: МЕТРОНИДАЗОЛ
just a suggestion.. keep your head up!
grtz, Marjos, currently in St Pete, on my way east.
(am medical by profession)
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....., dont drink alcohol with it (you'll get smashingly sick if you mix it with alcohol)?
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Majos, Thank you for posting the last bit, your Amsterdam location had me worried for a second
Kennichi, how you doing? What are the electrical symtoms? Anything someone with a lap top full of wiring diagrams might be able to help with?
Andy
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Andy, nooo  , its an antibiotic
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I know about the antibiotics I am supposed to take a kind vet told me which ones to take, but then I thought whats the point? in that if ll the food is contaminated (and it is, after the meat balls I attempted to eat about an hour ago contained pubic hairs short and curly).
Then all that will happen is that I will get it again after I am cured and again and again , causing the bacteria to become immune to the antibiotic.
The Americans I camped with last night were also sick in the morning too after eating similarly contaminated food.
Which meant although the advice I got is good its probably better not to take them as I'll only get sick again, I'm getting used to the horrible poos I am having and having to vomit within an hour or two of eating anyway.
I have however lost a large amount of weight I'm guessing 30-40lbs which the vet is concerned about.
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That sounds nasty.
I'd be tempted to go on something that's harder for them to make a mess of. Bottled water and bread or plain rice would be my thought but no idea what's available. Stay well hydrated.
Andy
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