The word for today is Pneumonia. You should see the pile of medication he’s put me on.
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wyrmadmin
Thanks!
coppervale
Sorry to hear this, man. Take care of yourself. I hope you get better soon!
wyrmadmin
Thanks! Doctor says the pile of drugs should start improving things soon, but it could be up to six weeks before I’m fully recovered.
lisamantchev
Time to tuck you into bed with the covers so tight that there can be no wiggling out!
wyrmadmin
🙂 I know my kids would enjoy that. No more dodging when they jump in our bed.
stale_hermit
feel better soon!
wyrmadmin
Thanks!
ogre_san
Take care of yourself. My wife had it years ago and still feels the effects now and then.
wyrmadmin
Thanks! Not taking any chances with this one.
nick_kaufmann
Ugh! Feel better soon!
wyrmadmin
thanks!
buymeaclue
Heal thyself!
wyrmadmin
Working on it. I have plenty of pills, liquids, and an inhaler that are supposed to get me there.
kara_gnome
Uck. Hang in there, you’ll be feeling better soon–that is one bad word you’ve got going 🙂
wyrmadmin
Yeah, pretty much sucks. Thanks!
stitchinthyme
Ick. I officially no longer feel sorry for myself with my lame-ass cold. 🙂
Hope you feel better soon!
wyrmadmin
Hope you and Ray get better soon too.
sabledrake
Ugh. Sympathies.
— C.
wyrmadmin
Thanks! Ack! Germs!
desperance
Oof. Been there; no fun. Take care of yourself.
wyrmadmin
Yeah, I think that about sums it up. Thanks!
jtglover
Yuck
Get well soon.
wyrmadmin
Re: Yuck
Thanks!
lisaclarke
They *can* see the pile of medication he’s put you on:
tribal_woman
Ugh
I’m so sorry to hear that and I’m glad you’re getting medicine to help you get better. Rest and feel better soon
wyrmadmin
Re: Ugh
Thanks. The medicine is definitely helping.