I can't tell whether I'm sick today

[pseydtonne]

I went to bed immensely exhausted. I got eight hours of sleep and felt like I needed a bunch more.

I showered and attended an online meeting from home. I sounded cogent because I barely had to speak. I could feel the sinus cavities pressing against my cheek bones. I answered some emails and went back to bed for another 3.5 hours.

Now I'm cogent to type and answer things. I may pass out again after 8, but I'll come around as well. I think I'm still fighting something: the sinus pressure is gone from the cheeks but moved to the forehead. If I'm not careful, I'll be sick. Thus I'm tempted to submit to each whim I have to sleep.

Yesterday I woke up with a pain just above my knee cap. If I didn't move the leg, I didn't feel it. It didn't hurt to move it, but it hurt to begin moving it. Thus I could walk with a stab of pain and then nothing until the next step on the right leg. However sitting around was strangely more painful because of all the minutes shuffles I make while working at my chair. Today that pain is completely gone and I could not feel any luckier about that.

Sleep is a powerful drug. I hate how we regulate it in America.

Comments

[fangirl715.livejournal.com]

It's possible your allergies are kicking in, since mine are doing just that. It feels almost like a cold, except it's staying exclusively in my nose, sinuses & throat, right now. Does this sound familiar to you?

Hope you feel better...

[pseydtonne.livejournal.com]

I was figuring it couldn't be my grass pollen allergy because it's about a month too early.

Then I looked outside today and saw the lawn starting to grow. After that I took a couple Sudafed and felt fab.

You're right. Good call!

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