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I feel icky today

The beginning of the week, I was in Dallas for three days at a leadership conference for TPC. While it was fun seeing all my old friends from all over the country, and being there for the new products and announcements, which is always a blast, I came home yesterday with a really sore throat. I went to Austin Regional Clinic today and my doctor asked me who I've been around that was sick. I told her about my conference. Bingo! That was the source of my germs. She told me I'm really contagious right not, so that's no fun. I'll be in exile in my own house. She said to drink a lot of liquids and sleep a lot, which is all I feel like doing anyway, with the exception of doing a little blog stalking. My viral infection will run its course and in the meantime, my throat is killing me. It's a bummer to have to pay $25 for a copayment to have your doc tell you there's nothing she can do for you. Oh well. It was worth it, just in case it could have been cured with antibiotics.

Comments

Conni said…
Kelly, I'm so sorry to hear your news! Take it easy...it's perfect weather to stay indoors and watch movies! Feel better soon. :)
Heidi said…
Man it is for sure sick season. Ben and I had that last week and although we feel much better it is still lingering. Everyone in my family has had it for about a month! Hopefully yours will not last that long. Feel better!
Anonymous said…
Bummer. Get better. Are you gonna be at church tomorrow? Haven't seen you forever. Take it easy and call me if you want me to run you over something. I'll be running errands tonight now that we're back in town. I can swing by ;-)
Bobbi said…
We have all had it here, and re-passed it back and forth. It's a bad one, and I agree, sleep is the only recourse. I'm glad you are still up for blog indulging. I did get a lot of reading done. Take care, and get well quickly.
Kelly said…
Thanks, everyone. Bobbi's comment has me worried that we'll pass this one around back and forth! I hope not. I've been staying away from everyone, hoping to not get them sick. I miss my husband too--I've been sleeping in my bed alone and am freezing because he's my heater usually. I'm feeling better today, thank goodness.
Julie said…
I'm sorry to hear you're not feeling well. :( I hope you get better soon! There's never a good time to get sick but at least it's really nasty outside so you're not missing anything!

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