I have felt fluish on and off - a really bad bout when this all
started. the only thing is I had a low white cell count so it
might actually have been a virus. I know I often feel achey and
chilly an shivery and just rubbish but (until now anyway) it
usually clears a little as the day goes on.
Sorry just realised this is no help at all.
Fingers are crossed for the Enbrel.
Julie, It is so good to see you so much more positive. Now don't let my whining get you down. We all have bad days. I have been reading your posts this morning - It is a treat.
If it ain't one thing it's another.Your not going dog fishing today are you?
Sounds like to me you are having some kind of flare a brewing.Why don't you tie you little poochie to Tyler and hook em to a rope and open the door and le them walk themselves of course while you are lying in the bed.Any woman that can think of dog fishing can come up with something.
I hope you get the dogs walked quickly and can get back in the air conditioning and lay down. Love, I had a virus last week and when I called the dr she said that in the last week they had something like 10 documented cases of a virus. That means positive cultures /tests. It took about a week but each day I felt better and in about 5 days it was gone. I never can tell whether I'm having a flare or have the flu. In the spring I had a virus that turned into walking pneumonia. It took 6 weeks to recover and I was beginning to wonder if I would ever feel "normal" again. Then when I was finally better I tried to play catch up and felt like you did after your camping trip. Ditto here...why I haven't posted - just lurked
Lulu
Sheila
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