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[taimatsu]

Oh, so this is what the cough's like when I'm not taking the medicine. Mmmm. No thanks.

I thought I would delay my final bout of pill-popping and syrup-slugging till shortly before bedtime, in order to give myself the best chance of lots of sleep. Oh, that was a bad idea. I really hurt now. Really really. More drugs!

Well, I have eaten an evening meal anyway. I don't have clothes for tomorrow yet, I am not clean in my person, and I have yet to collect together my bag or sort out my lunch.

I know my cough is worse in the evenings, but not this bad, surely? I would reconsider work tomorrow if I didn't think there would be other general downsides to doing that.

I just don't want to be at my desk tomorrow feeling like this.

(Hurts, dammit. Want to cry. Robert watching Superbowl elsewhere. Lack of hugs. HURTS.)

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[marnameow.livejournal.com]

If you're feeling that bad going into work is not a good idea, I reckon. You probably won't get much done, and the time there would be better spent curled up under a duvet resting, for to get properly better. And it might be worth going back to the doctor to let them have another prod at you, as well.

Get better!

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[taimatsu]

I have been cured under a duvet for a week, that's the thing :/ I am way better than I was, except that the virus in my throat thinks it has to be all macho and tough it out longer than the achy bits or the feverish bits.

I'l just have to see how I am in the morning.

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[marnameow.livejournal.com]

See how you are, and how well you sleep, and maybe consider going in for a half-day to ease you back into things, if you are going to go in. Would your employers let you do something sensible like that? I do think that if the cough hasn't buggered off in a day or two more that you should go back to the doctor, though, because it could easily be turning into bronchitis.

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[taimatsu]

If I go in it's almost as easy to stay all day; there is public transport semi-hassle to get back (unless I get the bloke to colect me, which i will if I go and then get sent home).