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Not to belittle your suffering, but at least it isn't epididymitis. Jared spent the weekend wincing at that. |
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At this point I’d be tempted to swap the sore throat for it. Given, you know, that the throat is a body part I’m getting a lot of day-to-day use out of. :) |
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Take it easy and rest up! |
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Jared described the sensation as being like "being kicked in the balls every fifteen seconds", and he appeared absolutely miserable during the road trip to the doctor. |
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Incidentally, your spam filter bounced my first attempt at that last comment because it did not like the fact that I had used the word "drive" followed by "to" in place of "road trip to". *puzzled look* |
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Sorry to hear you're feeling poorly, David. I send along virtual chicken soup. |
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Maybe David's sore throat feels like he's being kicked in the throat every fifteen seconds. That might be in the same league as epididymitis. |
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Ted -- perhaps. Sore throats are generally terrible experiences. But my money would be against it. :) David --- get well soon, and say hi to Brandon for me. :) |
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Oh, wow, I wish it had been more of a joke when I called my apartment the Plague House. It sounds like you have that sore throat I had a week ago. I'm the worst road-trip guest-host ever! I'm so sorry. |
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Don’t sweat it. I was coming down with something anyway. How long did the worst of the sore throat last, anyway? |
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Hope you recover soon. Raw greens and fruits are calling you :-) |
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I only had the bad sore throat for two days, and I think Matt only had it for a day. Advil helped a lot, and so did gargling with warm salt water. |
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We seem to have moved on to the Disgusting Cough from Hell. Time to figure out how COBRA works... |
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...or not, since apparently that only applies if your employment is involuntarily terminated. Instead: No insurance. Yay America! |
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David, you should qualify for COBRA without involuntary termination of employment. I was on COBRA for my month between grad school and starting my job. I do hope you feel better soon! |
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David, sounds like you have a sinus infection. If you get to a doctor they'll most likely give you antibiotics and a prescription decongestent. The alternative is about two more weeks of what you went through last night. Here's to hoping I'm wrong. |
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I've been on COBRA a number of times, always after having voluntarily left a job. Chances are things won't get processed quickly enough for you to see a doctor now and be on COBRA at the time (because it takes weeks), but you can see a doctor, pay out of pocket, apply for COBRA, and then get your medical expenses reimbursed. Seriously, I'd go see a doctor. And I hope you feel better real soon. |
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Yeah... when I get to Manhattan I'll see if my cousin has a doctor she can recommend. Argh. I know exactly what I need, too; I had something almost exactly like this two years ago. |
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What about free clinics? |
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Get yourself some Goldenseal and a usnea tincture (any health food place). Feel better! |
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Poor David!!! I hope it isn't some creepy Jurassic Technology virus!!! |
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Yuck. That sounds miserable. Get well soon. |
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Oh no, poor David! Personally, I'd recommend hot baths, but do whatever feels good. I hope you get better soon! |
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Amputate! |
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Actually, a Jurassic Technology virus would be kind of cool. I’m going to try to see a doc here in Manhattan tomorrow morning (of course I didn't start trying to actually make an appointment till after the Kansas State Med Center referral line had closed up for the day, but I figure it ought to be doable). If they tell me I need to have my sinuses, voicebox, lungs and trachea taken out and replaced by robotic implants, I’m cool with that — so long as I can get ’em in cyberpunk chrome and I can get a better robo-voice than Stephen Hawking’s got. And so long as they take American Express. |
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Just remember, if the doctor walks in and says, "Hello everybody!" get up and walk out the door. Otherwise, feel better soon. |
Feel better soon.