Girl Diarrhea Story Novels & Stories

Caroline said as she opened the bathroom door. Caroline went back into the bathroom. "Why did Camryn suddenly get diarrhea? Is it because she ate fruit?" said Othniel. Othniel then got some diarrhea medicine for Caroline. Caroline was very weak after taking the medicine, but her stomach was no longer as painful as before. "Does it still hurt, honey? If it still hurts, let's go to the hospital," said Othniel while stroking Caroline's stomach. "No need to go to the hospital! I just want to rest. The pain will go away," Caroline replied in a low voice.

I explained feeling a layer of sweat forming on my forehead. “What kind of accident?” He asked, looking curiously interested. "Well, she... ate some damaged shrimp.” Why couldn't I lie like normal people? Why did I have to stutter so much? Sweat so much? Blink so much? “Diarrhea?” Mr. Fitcher asked with... Concern? "Ugh, yes.” I answered hastily nodding nervously "It was something tremendous, boss, I saw many things come and go that I don't want to remember, the poor thing ended up dehydrated.”

"I HAD TO GET CHICKEN NOODLE!" "Uhmm... Gi, you're allergic to tomatoes... and you threw up your own blood last time you had it." I put my fork down after eating only half the lettuce leaf. "That's besides the point! She could have let me eat it and enjoy the rest of what my life has. If it was my time to go then it was my time to go!" Gaia burst out in a fit of laughter, holding her stomach as she did so. "You're such a loser Gaia." I chuckled, shaking my head. Taking a sip of water I glanced around. "Have you seen the new kids?"

I sat down with a seat between us, just like he did this morning, and of course, he told me to stop hanging out with Orion, so I guess that also applies to him too. “Are you okay?” He asked, leaning towards me. Maybe I should have left two chairs between us because this man was huge. “You were in there for quite a long time.” “Yes, I’m alright…diarrhoea,” I said, and he looked at me confused. “I have a runny tummy.” “What’s that?” He asked even more confusedly, and I sighed. “It’s an upset stomach, it means—” “Alpha Miall,” a nurse called him as she approached him. “She’s ready for you,” she smiled, and I sighed, relieved. Having a conversation with Miall took a bit too much from me.

I don't know if they were imprisoned for exactly one week while having illness because of the chili paste I spilled on them. "What happened to the food from jollibee?" He asked. I chuckled, he was really listening because he was still paying attention about it. "I ate it all, while crying, while getting drunk with Gina. But I also vomited all of that. It's a pity." I tried to joke.

She collapsed and suddenly lost all the joy she had felt before. "Something wrong?" Henrik asks. She shook her head quickly and smiled sweetly. "He said he's going to the restroom because he feels like- pooping. Like diarrhea ... Yes, diarrhea." Fortunately, she immediately thought of an answer. Sometimes she's really smart too, just not obvious. "You know, diarrhea nowadays. When you eat-eat and pop." She nodded as if what she had said was the truth. "Lianne ..." "Yes?" "Why did you marry that guy?"

Catelyn described Ollie's symptoms to the doctor and added, "it's my fault, doctor. I shouldn't have fed him spicy food. Does he have gastroenteritis?" "Don't panic, Ma'am. A child's stomach isn't fully developed, so they're prone to vomiting, diarrhea, stomachache, and infection. These are normal, nonetheless. I've prescribed him some medicine, so just head downstairs to make the payment." Ollie, lying on the bed, watched how worried Catelyn was, and the smile on his lips froze with guilt.

Emily was in class, everything was normal until she felt the urge to pee, she didn't want to go, she isn't allowed to use the bathroom anymore, she has to use her diaper or call for her mama. She didn't want to feel little in that particular moment, she decided to hold it in, but holding it in turned out to be really hard, her stomach started to hurt, she ignored the pain, but the pain only got worse.

she suggested. “Nah, it's fine. I'm just asking you since you're here,” I declined. She only chuckled and nodded. “I would love to know more about you some other time. But right now, the healer needs me. The kids are having diarrhea after consuming some weird looking food from the human world,” she said as she stood up. “All right, Maddy. I'll see you around,” she arched her eyebrows in surprise. “Maddy?” She repeated, “Why do I like that?” We both chuckled at her words as we walked to the door.

Her palm-sized face was pale like snow. She seemed even weaker than yesterday, looking utterly frail. Not a peep was heard in the living room, and the entire atmosphere felt heavy and serious. Anthony and Charmine exchanged glances when they arrived in the living room. “What happened?” said Anthony, his deep voice breaking the silence. Grandma Bailey said, “Annabel had diarrhea and said that her stomach is hurting. Why don’t you and Charmine bring her to the hospital?” Charmine frowned. Diarrhea and a stomachache?