Down and Out

All right. I regret to say that this wasn’t a cold to begin with, but a full-blown infection, which the doctor let me know rather alarmedly (is that a word?) yesterday…so I’m now on about six different meds, including antibiotics, to try and cure my cough/cold/fever/infection, and I won’t be running for at least the next few days. This iDown and outs super unfortunate, and I’m pretty bummed, but if I don’t take it easy now, I’ll be sick for much longer than just two weeks. Hopefully I’ll be back by Monday (5 days from now)…maybe, maybe not. We’ll see.

Happy running to you all – I’ll try not to be jealous.

>>africanstardust

July 29, 2009
Categories: Colds . Tags:, , , , , . Author: Veronique

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