Unknown Ailment
I started sneezing right about the middle of January, and like the Energizer Bunny, I’m still going strong. One Thursday evening, two weeks ago I added coughing all night. I can’t tell you how many nights I’ve slept in the recliner in a semi-upright position. Otherwise, I drown in my own snot.
Was it…is it a cold; sever allergy; a virus; a flu? I only wish I knew. I’ve been totally wiped out the last three weekends. Work has been a symphony of sneezing, coughing and blowing. People from halfway across the building call on the phone to say, “Bless you.” Others just holler over the partitions. Sometimes I feel like I'm going to blow my brains out.
I did take one day off, but I still have no energy. Sneezing is very tiring. Especially when they’re big, volatile and very wet. I don’t know how the human head can produce so much mucus, but if snot was valuable, I’d be a multi-billionaire.
Was it…is it a cold; sever allergy; a virus; a flu? I only wish I knew. I’ve been totally wiped out the last three weekends. Work has been a symphony of sneezing, coughing and blowing. People from halfway across the building call on the phone to say, “Bless you.” Others just holler over the partitions. Sometimes I feel like I'm going to blow my brains out.
I did take one day off, but I still have no energy. Sneezing is very tiring. Especially when they’re big, volatile and very wet. I don’t know how the human head can produce so much mucus, but if snot was valuable, I’d be a multi-billionaire.
posted by Nankin at 6:48 PM
2 Comments:
Oh my, It sounds like you need some Olive Leaf, you can find it at the health food store. It helps with congestion and coughing. It works like a charm with me.
I just started sneezing too lately. I'm an optimist though . . . I'm taking it as a sign of spring.
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