His symptoms sound remarkably like mine, and his doctor's reaction sounds remarkably like mine. Please read this and do what he says if you get it. It will be two weeks tomorrow since my first symptoms, and thank God my wife and children have not gotten it, but I am still coughing and weakened.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 10:41 PM
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3 Comments:
Alcohol helps, lots of it.....
lechaim !!!
I recommend tea with honey. It helps with congestion and soothes coughing.
L'Chaim!
A few weeks ago, my wife was lethargic for 2 weeks, along with the most nagging cough. No fever. Totally unseasonal.
I was convinced it was the flu, even though the doctor sent her home saying it was any old virus.
I'm feeling a bit lethargic and queasy since Sunday. No cough, however.
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