I heard from the nurse today. They just got the pertussis results back. I don't have it. I was told I'd get them in 24-48 hours but they had to send it to a state lab and it took longer.
I asked the nurse about the continued cough and tiredness, she said that was typical of recovering from multiple viruses and infection and having post viral cough stuff. It would probably be a slow steady recovery to feeling better. However if I wasn't noticing improvement in a week or so to come back in- that as improvement in feeling tired or the cough or my ears were still bothering me.
Went to therapy today and it was. Therapy. Kind of productive, kind of rough. I think i'm going to ask if I can have Wednesday and Thursday off specifically, the way I feel today I think I may need a second day of recovery. It's all positive but that also means painful.
And on the plus side 25F outside!!
I have been betrayed by my favorite bra. I'm over 500 miles from home and the underwire snapped. Luckily this bra has lots of fabric around the wire, so it isn't stabbing me, but I have an angle where there should be a curve under my right boob.
Oh that's the worst.
Okay, maybe not the actual worst: [link]
But pretty bad. And unlike the braintrust in the link, not your fault.
This is my favorite cleavagy slut bomb bra. Why I'm wearing it at work in Salt Lake City - no clue, but it is the one I put on at 3am yesterday and I didn't pack a spare.
My flight doesn't leave until 8pm tonight. I have plenty of work to do, but I'm actually all done with the work on the Salt Lake project. And I have a whole pile of don't wanna. Le sigh.
For what it's worth, it's supposed to rain and snow tomorrow, so you'll miss that.
Tomorrow is supposed to be mid-60's at home, but then we get your storm, so we just get a bit of a break. It is beautiful out here today.
I'm hoping we wring lots of moisture out of this, we need it.
It just took me an hour to drive home from work. It usually takes about 20 minutes. Snow is coming down pretty hard, and the roads are an absolute mess, and my route home involves lots of driving up and down hills and around curves.
We had a lovely snow squall here this afternoon. Lovely in the sense that I could watch it from my living room, and I have no where I have to be until 10:45 tomorrow. And also fluffy and sparkly and all that.
So over being sick. Having to oxygenate my blood is tedious. And apparently not as automatic as one would hope.
shuffles next to you, brings the box of tissues and an extra tube of peppermint/eucalyptus lip balm
At this point, I just want my ears to stop popping every time I swallow or blow my nose.
