"If I feel tomorrow, the way I feel today,
I'm gonna pack up my bags, and make my get-away!"
More accurately, if I don't feel better by this afternoon, I may call 911 and get myself transported to the ER. I remember taking azithromycin several years ago: It doesn't seem to be doing anything as long as you're taking it, but after you finish the course, you begin to feel a wee tiny bit better every day for about a month, until you almost feel normal.
And I get a teaspoon of "cough medicine" every four hours, which keeps me drowsy and makes me doze off every time I sit down, if I can keep from coughing long enough to fall asleep.
I did manage to sleep nearly four consecutive hours last night, on the couch propped up in a half-sitting position.
I hate to whine, but this is ridiculous.
1 comment:
Hope you soon recover from your pestilent affliction. Some years ago when everybody in Leeds had a cough, I had it too, and it lasted for weeks and weeks. But then we recovered.
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