OFFICIAL Blake Ayshford [Discussion]

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@Tiger Watto said:
How do you get that?

http://www.cyh.com/HealthTopics/HealthTopicDetails.aspx?p=240&np=297&id=2100" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 
That will do me, we are cursed.

Lawrence will play, but we've also lost Daniella. Hopefully McKinnon at fullback and Brown in the centers.
 
@Blakeeeeeee said:
I've had it since december. If he has it as bad as me, he wont be playing. It drains all your energy and your appetite goes and all you do is sleep 24/7 :frowning: FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

since december 😱pen_mouth:
 
It used to be called the kissing disease!! He should give it up for the team until after the season is finished?????
 
geeze, we just can't cop a break can we? I think this is worse than '06 now, the difference being we have had good depth this year.

Here's hoping next year we can get through with very few injuries and ailments
 
i'm no doctor, but i'm pretty sure Glandular doesn't just APPEAR instantly, it's a gradual thing that takes time to develop.
i dunno, seems a bit sus
 
well maybe not suprised.. he may be under instruction to not say anything so i dont know

this is what i asked anyway "i read u have glandular fever!? is this true!?" in what he answered Blake.P. Ayshford "On what"
 
So he needs to get a blood test ASAP!! It could just be a regular flu, which would still rule him out, or something big.

However, if it's just a regular flu, he could take some paracetamols and play on. He is a tough bloke.
 
he mentions that he had it when he was younger.

The health article linked says any relapse is short term and you can't get it again.

Could just be sore throat? :master:
 
Just featured it on Fox Sports news. It seems the sportsnewsfirst.com.au website is still the only source because even FSN had to get the dude who runs that website to come on as an phone interview to get the details.
 
@Kul said:
i'm no doctor, but i'm pretty sure Glandular doesn't just APPEAR instantly, it's a gradual thing that takes time to develop.
i dunno, seems a bit sus

Actually it can appear instantly. Between infection and first symptoms is about a month so you never really know when or how you got it but it hits you pretty suddenly and all you do is sleep. I started HSC in December and my marks have dropped about 15-20% for every subject. That's just personal experience but it can have a massive effect on your life, hope its not true, he's been on fire the past few weeks and carried carney on his back for 10 metres to score that try
 
If he has it he has to pull out not just for his own health, but for fear of spreading it thru the team.
 

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