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Now back to your regularly scheduled whining

OK. I'm back from my trip, which was mostly lovely. My friends are good, having grown into incredible adults while I wasn't paying attention, Boston was most hospitable and graced us with beautiful weather, and we had one of my Top 5 Best Dinners Ever (go here).

However.

My allergies were bad before leaving for Boston. They progressed to worse when I hit the combination of Boston pollen and dusty/moldy basement apartment (mostly the former, I think). Then, in our last 24 hours, I got MUCH worse, including a last night spent mostly tossing, turning, and sitting up to breathe better. On the flight home, which would have otherwise been lovely (go JetBlue, with your direct less-than four-hour flight and your in-seat televisions!), I was a fever-riddled sinus-clogged mess. Seriously, I sat in my seat and quaked. It was awful.

A trip to the urgent care later (as my primary care doctor could once again not be bothered to see me and thus is no longer my primary care doctor) I have an antibiotic, an inhaler, and a Neti pot. To go with my sinus infection, ear infection, and "bronchial spasms."

Have I mentioned recently how much I sometimes truly and utterly despise being me?

Comments (4)

ohhhhhhhhhhh...so sorry!!! are the drugs helping?

I am truly saddended to know you were 45 minutes from me(or less) and I didn't know it so we could have coffee or something! Waah!

That does suck! Rest assured, though, I will be back in the area at least twice in the next year. Everyone I know is getting married there!

I was sick for like a week after.

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