Comments | sappylilartpunk: I never get sick.

sappylilartpunk

I never get sick.

Oct 12, 2011 18:57

So I've officially been sick with bronchitis for a full three weeks. While it's finally died down to only a nagging cough, the laugh of an 80-year-old chain smoker, some disturbing gurgling noises, and some throbbing back pain, in the last three weeks I have been through ( Read more... )

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stefarooalg October 12 2011, 23:09:00 UTC

Oh, no! Bronchitis is the worst. This was the exact same time two years ago when I got the bout I'm not sure I'll ever forget because I coughed for a month straight. I'm so sorry. I hope you feel better really soon!! *Hugs*

sappylilartpunk October 13 2011, 00:01:39 UTC

Thanks. *hugs back* Yeah, it's definitely been no fun. Honestly, I get sick so rarely that I have absolutely no patience for it. So this hit me like a ton of bricks. And it's been like the worst possible timing for several reasons, so I've not been a very happy camper. Definitely ready to be done coughing any time now.

rei_c October 13 2011, 00:33:18 UTC

You are AMAZING.

(My icon is Avram going WTF IS WITH ALL THIS SICKNESS FOR SERIOUS DUDES.)

sappylilartpunk October 13 2011, 00:45:40 UTC

SO ARE YOU. (Seriously, like we needed any more reasons that we're the same person? This time we even have matching plagues/still working too much.)

I am so sorry you feel so awful. :'( I so wish I was there to take care of you. ..or at least be sick with you. *hugs lots and misses you even more*

Make sure you keep me posted on how you're doing.

rei_c October 13 2011, 01:11:21 UTC

Oh, you bet your BOTTOM I'll be keeping you up to date with my times on the war, Fitzi. What is it the wobbly children say these days, hmm? TIM? MTI? TMI? Well, whatever it is, it doesn't apply to those of us who've seen our Gurkhas in action, does it now. To the war, Fitzi! Pinkies up!

sappylilartpunk October 13 2011, 03:09:06 UTC

Oh, Frob. You were always better with that wobbly children lingo than I am. But quite right, old chap. You are quite right. When two people have been on the war together, there are no longer ANY boundaries. None at all. If there's one thing I've learned from our Gurkhas, it's that to win the war, you must know EVERYTHING. Abdul #3 told me that himself. ... *cough cough gag cough spit* .... *puts pinky up!*..To the war, dear Frob!!

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