Mystery solved: It's GASTROENTERITIS Y'all! *eugh*

Yep, what was the monster underneath the bed of sharp awful stomach aches?
Gastroenteritis

Now for those who don't really know what this is, Here's a dictionary meaning:


Gastroenteritis (also known as gastric flu, stomach flu, and stomach virus, although unrelated to influenza) is marked by severe inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract involving both the stomach and small intestine resulting in acute diarrhea and vomiting. It can be transferred by contact with contaminated food and water. The inflammation is caused most often by an infection from certain viruses or less often by bacteria, their toxins (e.g. SEB), parasites, or an adverse reaction to something in the diet or medication.

Now I didn't really have the diarrhea but the stomach pain was and IS just awful. Imagine someone taking a knife and not only plunging you but decided to twist and turn it, till you stay stop. Then it goes for a little while only to stab you yet again. And this is every freaking time you eat. PAINFUL. 

And then comes the green poop. Well it was dark green but still not very nice to note or see. ( Sorry If I disgusted my fellow bloggers, but yeah)

I hope I get better soon. Been put on a diet of curds and veggies with a couple of meds. Sigh. 

On the plus side, the doctor was really cool. He read my name out loud and spoke to me in English first and later in Konkani, and was all so you speak? and I'm all like yeah totally but just a little, and then we were like speaking in a little bit of Konkani. :D

My exam was okay, not all that. I'll pass, though I wish I could have not had this stupid stomach flu thing and studied harder to get more than just a pass. 

Oh and to top it off, Out of everyone's paper in class, MY COP paper just mine got sent to the department of ENT because my stupid professor decided to tie it up, because he thought I forgot. Okay maybe he was trying to do me a favour, but what sucks more, is friends who SAW the act and didn't say anything. Now that I find just plain rude. Like seriously? Be mad at me, or whatever it is, but not telling a lecturer that he's tied up the wrong papers is just plain rude. 

And you know what sucks more. That when today, said people were in a seperate class, and there was a correction in today's paper, I totally asked the lecturer to make sure they knew it too. 

I'm sure one day, takin' the high road will have its benefits, though it seems like I won't be able to see any of them anytime soon.