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Friday, July 10, 2009
My Last Post Ever, Really
Had a prescription 'in case' this happened, but that only works if you can FIND the damn thing when you need it and you could get a replacement if only your doctor was not on VACATION. What was she THINKING? NOW!!! "Go to the local ER." Yeah, Get dressed, walk to the car, drive, cough and hack, wait and wait and wait, explain the symptoms to a strange doctor and lose voice again and cough. Until it looks like I am faking it to get meds? I don't think so. I hate this. I want my mommy. She would put a cool clean sheet on the sofa to keep the upholstery from scratching me and put a fresh pillowcase on my own bed pillow and bring me orange juice with a bendy straw and aspirin and chicken noodle soup with those tiny puffy crackers. Bring me a Trixie Beldon book to reread or close the curtians so I could nap. I hate being sick! I think I am going to die. Or worse. So this will probably be my last posting here. Will you miss me? Did I spell everything right?
3 comments:
Thanks for taking the time to visit and read my little blog here!
As a matter of policy, I usually delete anonymous comments no matter what they say. Have the spine to tell me who you are.
And if you think I am going to approve your advertisement, you are wrong. Do not waste my time by trying to post it please. LET ME REITTERATE: IF YOU ARE GOING TO INCLUDE IN YOUR COMMENT A LINK TO YOUR BLOG WHERE YOU SELL THINGS OR INCLUDE AN ADVERTISEMENT OF SOME KIND, I WILL NOT repeat will not APPROVE YOUR COMMENT. Duh.
No, PLEASE DONT'T DIE!!!!! Of course, we'll miss you. Hang in there, we're all pulling for ya!
ReplyDeleteOh, suck it up. You'll live.
ReplyDeleteTwo words: Ny and Quill.
Oh, and a little jigger of whiskey.
Get well soon (whiner).
A visit to the allergist and all is fixed. Or at least well on the way to being fixed. A doctor who knows you and knows what works and what does not is a wonderful thing indeed.
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