Cognac,
Congratulations about the little one to come.
I too am like yourself, who wants to be around oafs that are spreading sneezing, wheezing, coughing, germs all over the place. I missed a lot of meetings due to sickness over the years and was looked down on for it. But I don't believe in giving others my illness.
I must admitt that I have had a chronic cough for years and I can't shake it. The doctors are now concerned. I have asthma bad. I may because of that. But at any time I can just spontaniously start coughing and can't control it. In May 2007 I had a rare form of pnemonia was in the hospital 11 days. I have a very weak immunity system. I don't think that the witnesses ever cared about how sick I was with this chronic cough, they just wanted me at meetings and service. I could be ready to fall flat on my face but so long as Iwas at meetings and service they were happy. But then I said no more I am not going out when I am sick like this I don't want people sick near me and I don't want to give people my sickness should I be ill.
it is only common courtesy.
I always have a handkerchief with me and some halls and purell to wash my hands.
I am glad you stuck up for yourself and your unborn baby, you had every right and I am proud of you. You go girl.
Orangefatcat.