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It does suck but I'm used to it. It will be good and weird when one day in the future I retire and I won't have to get up for nuthin! Except maybe to go and buy food. Of course by then we'll all be eating little green crackers made from...well I won't spoil it for you.
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:LOLS:

And so the week starts again. Damnit.

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Lately I have had less chronic pain than I have in years. Hooray for me!

I am pretty sure it's because I decided to start working out. I mean, I do like 3 20-minute hi intensity interval workouts a week, I am not exactly living in a gym. But that plus the almost-daily yoga has made me stronger. I have been 27 days without a migraine (and trying not to think along the lines of "I'm due").

For much of my life, pain is what got me out of bed in the morning. Lately I wake up and I can actually enjoy lying there for a few minutes.

Iz gud day for me!!! :D Thankful!!!
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Keep it up! No one is 'due' for a migraine. But I know the feeling. My main trigger is bright light, and that can be hard to avoid.

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Absolutely, keep it up and good for you, Deer! May it continue to keep you feeling better and better! :)
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Woke up with a bit of a sore throat this morning. Meh.

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Yuck. I seem to have dodged the big flu bullet at work this year, but it's still a wee bit too early to celebrate.

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Yeah, I'm definitely getting sick...cold or flu...no fun at all.

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Yuck. Sorry.

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Ended up getting told to leave work early yesterday, and take today off. So I'm home. Flu in the middle of summer is the worst flu of all. :(

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It's a bad flu season here this time around. My doctor has been pestering me about being overdue for a checkup, but there's no way I'm setting foot in a hospital when I'm not sick. I get exposed to quite enough at work. Hope you feel better soon.

I had a rather strange week. I keep randomly thinking of people I haven't seen in years, then I randomly run into them a couple of days later. It's bizarre. Ran into my ex-boss from Borders today.

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Haha, yeah, I avoid both doctors and hospitals like the plague...they're full of sick people. :D

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Avatar wrote:Haha, yeah, I avoid both doctors and hospitals like the plague...they're full of sick people. :D

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Exactly. A few years back, I had minor surgery performed upon my foot by a doctor with a Very Bad Cold. I watched with horrified fascination as his nose would begin to drip yet again - he'd start to wipe it on his sleeve, then think the better of it. At the point where I was beginning to wonder if he would drip on my foot, he would excuse himself from the room for a moment, then come back with the drip cycle temporarily reset. Was he stepping outside to wipe it on his sleeve? Was he stepping outside to use a tissue? He wasn't gone for long enough to be washing his hands or changing his gloves afterwards. I didn't catch his cold, but still. Yeech.

Compare that to the animal shelter where I work - hygiene there is taken very seriously. We're required to use hand sanitizer after visiting each animal, and toys and brushes and such are also sterilized after each use. Volunteers in the hospital wing wear surgical gowns and booties - each animal has their own set outside their room.

Blame my cynical nature - sick animals don't get adopted; sick humans generate bills. I'm not saying doctors are intentionally making people sick, but sometimes they don't really seem to care.

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Can't say I've ever had it that bad here, but I know what you mean.

Me, I'm back at work after the weekend from hell. At least the flu appears to have abated somewhat.

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That's good. I had Dental Appointment 1 of approximately 4 today, in which they took 3-D X-rays with a machine that sounded like something from a very low-budget science fiction movie. Also found out that my insurance is basically not going to cover any of this, as usual. Yay. Also have not told my boss yet that I will need a day off to have metal screws put in my head. But he already thinks I'm a robot, so there's that.

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Uh, sounds like fun...

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Feel like it was a quiet day on the Watch...

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Avatar wrote:Feel like it was a quiet day on the Watch...

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I "feel" that you are feeling the same way that I feel. I have another feeling that today will be quiet as well. :-(
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I don't have anything new to complain about.

In the interest of conversation, here's a random story.

I bought a bottle of soap today. They changed the label since my last purchase. It now says 'Unfit For Consumption' right at the top on the back label. Apparently this was a problem? If the person doesn't notice on the front label that it's freaking soap, is the warning really going to do any good? What is the world coming to? What kind of idiots use my brand of soap? What does it taste like?

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Sorus wrote:...What does it taste like?
That way lies madness... :lol:

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