The first signs of feeling human again appeared late this morning after the Tylenol kicked in and I'd had a cup of coffee. This flu bug really knocked me out. If you haven't had a flu shot yet and can still get one, I highly recommend it. I'll be more diligent about getting one myself after this.
I'm still coughing (and driving the cat insane in the process) but my energy seems to be returning. After a trip to the grocery store wore me out yesterday, I'm not willing to give the newfound energy a good test though. I do, at least, feel like sitting up to read today. That's a definite improvement and will help keep the boredom at bay, the most life-threatening symptom I experienced yesterday.
I have a sermon to write for chapel next Thursday. If this improvement continues, I may be able to knock out my first draft later this afternoon. That would be a good thing!
Stay well, my friends! I wouldn't wish this stuff on anyone.
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7 comments:
argh! feel better!
oh, poor YOU! glad it's easing....
Oh, I'm glad you're starting to feel better.
We haven't had the flu in my household yet. I'm keeping my fingers crossed ....
I meant to ask--Florida?
Linda I'm sorry to hear you've come down with the flu! It is good to hear you are getting better though! As a reminder to your readers, vaccination is the single best way to protect yourself and people you love from influenza. If you come down with the flu, there are still things you can do such as taking antiviral drugs if your doctor says you need them. To protect others from the flu, take preventive actions including frequent hand washing and covering coughs and sneezes. For more information from CDC on influenza and how to protect against it or keep from spreading it, visit CDC's www.myFluNews.com
My friends, I've been spammed by the CDC! Eric, I hope you're getting paid to leave those comments because it would seriously suck if that was like a hobby for you! :)
eew, flu! get well soon! chicken soup! lots of chicken soup! :-)
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