Hymnbook Hope you won't feel unwell for long. Drink plenty. I had Covid 2 years ago, was in a medically-induced coma for 2 weeks, during which time I had a stroke. I'm glad to say that this particular strain of Covid isn't life-threatening/fatal these days, but nevertheless, it's not nice when you don't feel well and you're alone with it. Try to eat little and often, if you can. You an catch up with housework when you feel better. Hope you improve over the next couple of days.
Whiff I admire the way in which you cope with things. You've been through such a lot, but keep going.
nadateturbe Nightmares are horrible, aren't they? I hope you sleep better tonight. I don't look at anything upsetting on tv in the evening, because I'd dream about it.
SweetpeaSue I'm glad the pain settled down enough for you to go to your book club. What books do you enjoy reading? My appointment is tomorrow (4.45, so during rush hour traffic), with the Neurologist. I saw him in April and he prescribed Prednisolone, which didn't help (in fact, made things worse), so I don't know what to expect, but I won't take that again. Have you been given exercises for your back? How's the rash after using the Sudocrem?
ScaredyCat I hope your GD gets some relief from using the inhaler. I was diagnosed with Asthma at the age of 36, but only need to use an inhaler occasionally, when I get a cold.
Visited my SIL (still bed-blocking in hospital, although there's nothing medically wrong with her), and she was in a wheelchair outside, with her 2 sisters, all 3 of them smoking. My brother was annoyed when he knew, as SIL hasn't had a cigarette since early August but now has got the craving for it. She was fairly lucid, although doesn't seem to realise she's in hospital - she thinks she's in her own house, with carers going there. In her case, it's just as well she doesn't know.
Hope ALL BDers have a relaxing evening x