The Rest is history, as they say. But that’s not what I’m talking about.
I came down with the flu a little more than a week ago. The doc, or more accurately, the nurse practitioner said that it would take about three weeks to clear up. But, with the flu medication, I would be better in two weeks and six days. Big deal.
With my armament of the miracle flu drug, cough medicine, mucinex and tylenol, my fever abated within the first 5 or 6 days. I may have injured my stomach muscles from the coughing, however. The cough is the only thing left, and it only bothers me at night when I have to lie down. During the day, I feel fine. After my morning coffee and the above mentioned drugs (except I’m done with the flu drug), I’m ready to go.
But there is the 2 weeks of rest to go. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not the I’ll-rest-when-I’m-dead type. I’ve done plenty of resting in my time. I just think variety is the spice of life. I would really like to be doing something in between bouts of resting.
It seems a bit oxymoronic. The more one rests, the more restless one becomes.
So true. One of the worst things in my book about being ill is doing nothing. 🙂
Agreed.
j
May not be a bad thing to have some reflection time, no?
If it wasn’t for the coughing, I’d have more time to reflect and less to deal with pulled coughing muscles. What a pain!
;>)
j
Are you getting any better?
Yes. Little by little. Thanks.
J