From Twitter 12-17-2010

[dragonlady7]

• Slept so hard. Have to leave for work in 5 mins. Not out of bed yet. Nnnnghhh. Want to keep sleeping. Sleep is the only good thing.
  
• Cold medicine overdose = can't stop TALKING OMG.
  
• My lungs keep birthing mucous-babies. I'd rather they didn't.
  
• @zobar2 Only if you put those mucous babies there.
  
• @zobar2 here you can have this garbage can full of samples, go ahead and test them. I missed my 1000th Tweet while twitter was being wonky:(
  
• Really needs a break from talking to go take more cold medicine :(
  
• My chest huuuuuurrrts from coughing. Waaahhhh etc.
  
• Man, breathing hurts. :( Tried to chase the cat and almost passed out. Iiiiii think I'll just be sitting here for a while, thanks!
  
• Mucinex+Afrin= I can breathe, through multiple orifices, but am completely and utterly confused and disoriented. #fb
  
• Sorta tried to hang out with @zobar2 since we're both home at the same time, but my coughing "sorta creeps [him] out", so I'm banished. :(
  
• @aspleenic @zobar2 Well... if he was fucking my nose in my sleep, then yes, but otherwise I'd have to say it's still pretty mysterious.
  
• I realized I can't taste tea, so I'm just drinking really hot water. Cheaper this way, just as effective.
  

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Comments

[kkatowll.livejournal.com]

Not to be too pessimistic but you could have pnuemonia or broncitis.

[dragonlady7.livejournal.com]

I've started telling customers it's bronchitis and not contagious, when I have a coughing fit whilst talking to them.
Today's the test. If I can't survive today, then Immediate Care is right by work. I wasn't able to find a primary care physician, so I'll just go there if I have to. Though they famously mis-diagnosed a coworker of mine, who went in with pneumonia, which he'd had before, told them he had pneumonia, and was told he had a sinus infection and sent home, whereupon he reported to the hospital the next day with guess what, pneumonia. So I'm not hopeful, but I've got like no time or access to medical care here. Welcome to our third world nation.