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so heres how it goes...
sunday i had to work a double...during my first shift i started to feel bad, went home took a shower, then went back to work...while working i realized i had never felt this bad in my entire life.
then i flipped out, we had a line out the door and i cussed out one of the workers out(he deserved it) and then put in a one-week notice, then left...for the hospital.
The nurse started with the normal information and symptoms and then took my temperature: 103.9
After five hours of tests ranging from bloodwork, x-rays, throat tests, and anything else...the doctor concludes that he can't figure out whats wrong with me
no mono
no strep
no pneumonia
he has no idea.
he gives me the number of a specialist that i'm supposed to call on monday(today). after seeing him i find out that i have severe allergies, the kind when exposed to for a long time without being treated it would be fatal: mostly mildew, tree, and grass. my first room had mildew in it, and i found out that the windows in my room are wide open, letting tree and grass allergies in.
he tells me i should be able to get relatively healthy, but because i waited so long to be treated, this is more than likely a life-long battle. grand, eh?
so that's my story. i start back school tomorrow and im just going to try to get school over with so i can concentrate on getting better. so if i dont answer your call, its not that i dont want to, its just that ill probably be too exhausted to answer.
sunday i had to work a double...during my first shift i started to feel bad, went home took a shower, then went back to work...while working i realized i had never felt this bad in my entire life.
then i flipped out, we had a line out the door and i cussed out one of the workers out(he deserved it) and then put in a one-week notice, then left...for the hospital.
The nurse started with the normal information and symptoms and then took my temperature: 103.9
After five hours of tests ranging from bloodwork, x-rays, throat tests, and anything else...the doctor concludes that he can't figure out whats wrong with me
no mono
no strep
no pneumonia
he has no idea.
he gives me the number of a specialist that i'm supposed to call on monday(today). after seeing him i find out that i have severe allergies, the kind when exposed to for a long time without being treated it would be fatal: mostly mildew, tree, and grass. my first room had mildew in it, and i found out that the windows in my room are wide open, letting tree and grass allergies in.
he tells me i should be able to get relatively healthy, but because i waited so long to be treated, this is more than likely a life-long battle. grand, eh?
so that's my story. i start back school tomorrow and im just going to try to get school over with so i can concentrate on getting better. so if i dont answer your call, its not that i dont want to, its just that ill probably be too exhausted to answer.