Hey, I just figured out how to get back into the Gutterboy friend commune. They don't call me a neo-Luddite for nuthin'.
If your illness drags on, you might consider mono as a diagnosis. I've had it two or three times, and the last time, the doc just didn't consider it, since I was 49 and "too old" to have it. No sech thing.
Of course, the stress of everything and moving and all could knock anyone's immune system off-kilter. Drink tea and eat soup. When I had mono, all I wanted was red clam chowder with extra clams.
I don't trust these sorts of things. Last time something like this showed up (a crush list?) eventually they used the list for nefarious reasons, like asking you for money to see who wrote about you, etc. I don't recall the exact details, but it left a bad taste in my mouth.
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Date: 2008-02-03 01:59 pm (UTC)If your illness drags on, you might consider mono as a diagnosis. I've had it two or three times, and the last time, the doc just didn't consider it, since I was 49 and "too old" to have it. No sech thing.
Of course, the stress of everything and moving and all could knock anyone's immune system off-kilter. Drink tea and eat soup. When I had mono, all I wanted was red clam chowder with extra clams.
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Date: 2008-02-09 11:34 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-02-10 04:37 am (UTC)