My fever-free milestone means that I can go out in public and not worry about sharing my pneumonia germs with the public. However, I'm not quite ready for prime time yet. I am constantly coughing/blowing my nose, which is annoying for both me and other people.
Because of my symptoms I'm taking life one day at a time. I've cancelled a
volunteer commitment for tomorrow night, and need to decide what to do about a
girl's night out on Saturday. The rest of my commitments will fall into line...or not.
You're making great progress! I hope you feel completely better soon!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait until I can wave at all of my symptoms in the rear view window.
DeleteSo glad you are improving!
ReplyDeleteIt's good you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteglad ur better and getting check ups. inhalers help a lot. don't leave home without it. i still wear a 3 layer mask everywhere. linda KS
ReplyDeleteThe inhaler seems to be a miracle drug.
DeleteGlad there's an improvement but don't rush it!
ReplyDeleteI get SO impatient!
DeleteI'm pleased to hear that you're feeling better. Even so, take it easy.
ReplyDeleteI need to come back to your reminder to 'take it easy' on a regular basis!
DeleteGood advice given to you by commenter DrumMajor regarding the wearing of mask!
ReplyDeleteHow terrible that this illness is cutting into your life. I just heard from a Ladies Who Lunch friend who has to cancel for Monday (always the second Monday of the month) because she to has pneumonia. Then I saw the office manager from the high school where I taught all those years. She has been retired for a few years, but her time is taken up caring for her 92 year old mother and her husband who has a long schedule of doctor's appointments. I feel badly for her and told her to join us sometime for Ladies Who Lunch. She knows most of us. Although happy to be invited, I have a feeling she won't be able to make it. These other commitments are overwhelming
ReplyDeleteI've figured out that at this point I can successfully do half of the things on each day's calendar, as long as I move slowly and they're spread out.
Deleteso thankful that you are better and that this did not turn in to pneumonia. There has been a lot of this in our area.
ReplyDeleteThank you. The problem is that my diagnosis IS pneumonia, which I would never wish on anyone else!
DeleteGreat hearing you're feeling better! With spring on the way you don't want to be sick.
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