[Wobble73]

In the UK it's known simply as Glandular Fever!

[Colonol Dekker]

Ohhhhh. . . . .
Wait a sec my little brothers 16 in september and he had glandular fever last year. I think i need to have the "big brother chat" and lay down some rules and regulations.
1-don't get caught
2-always take her number and never give yours out
3-in line with 2 always dial out with 141 or 144 (whichever hides your number from call ID)
4-always learn her name.
5-remember birthdays (assuming you'll be around that long) unannounced presents earn brownie points.
6-use your best judgement

[Grizzly]

As with many viral infections, such as chicken pox, antibodies are developed by individuals who become infected with the disease and recover. In most individuals, these antibodies remain in their system, creating lifelong immunity to further infections

So, find a doctor?

Anyway, a girl in my class (don't start thinking weird things. I am not a romancable character) has the Pfeiffer's disease as well. As she is doeing fine now (in the first year, she did not appear at school all that often...), I wouldn't worry.