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Too sick


Just wanted to post a quick note. I'm too sick to do anymore than this. This is the worst flu ever, but then I'm sure I say that whenever the flu comes around. It's been many years since I've had it so it's hard to remember. Kids are finally on the mend, still coughing though. I'm still having major head/sinus pain and a slight fever. Day four now. I would not be sitting up at all were it not for double-dosing on Advil. Yes, I gave in to drugs, but that's just until I can get to my chiropractor tomorrow.
Sick=Ick!

George said half of Rose's class missed school on Thursday and Friday. I guess we know where this thing came from...
Picture is of the front door of our house. The swag I made from the spruce in our yard and a coat hanger, after seeing the directions in Martha's mag. We'd love to welcome you over, but I don't think you'd want to come in right now!

Comments

denise said…
Oh, sending you feel better vibes.

The flu hit us last month and we were miserable. We haven't had it for a few years either, but still...seemed just worse!

Hope you feel better...
Jen said…
Wishing you and your family quick-mending on the health side of things...

I'm seeing lots of flu, mono, and just general viral crud at the clinic. Seems like everyone's sick lately, but I suppose the healthy ones don't come in to see me. ;)

Feel better soon!
Lisa Zahn said…
Thanks for the well wishes! I'm a little better every day, but this thing does seem to linger about a week for everyone.

It looks like a bad flu in general. We have a lot of friends out sick, too.

Lisa
Lisa Zahn said…
meant to say, "bad flu season"

Lisa
Oh no. Flu sucks!
I hope you all feel good again soon & I love the swag on the door...Xxx

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