So, I might have picked up Mono. I've been feeling really exhausted lately, doing my normal activities, I've had a low-mid grade fever off and on, and my body is just sore. I've never had Mono before, so no immunity. It's apparently going around my home Coffee Shop.
The Irony?
I picked it up from a gay guy. Yeah. God has a randomly odd sense of humor sometimes. I'll be okay. Hopefully it won't last long, I'm really healthy and generally my body fights off sickness with little difficulty.
This is where I'm going to throw in my "germs are good for you" plug. Mono is like the Chicken Pox in the way that if you get it as a child, you go through the stages, are uncomfortable for a while, but are ultimately generally fine. It's rare for children to have complications from the Chicken Pox. The same with Mono. If you get it as an adult, on the other hand, you can end up with some serious shit. So, if any of yous has kids or are of the age where you could fight it up and be just fine, give me a ring. I'm probably still contagious.
Also, I would like to take a moment to point out reason #245 of why I could never be a doctor: I would glance at your chart, glance at you, and look back at your chart and simply say, "You're fucked."
My bed side manner sucks.
The Irony?
I picked it up from a gay guy. Yeah. God has a randomly odd sense of humor sometimes. I'll be okay. Hopefully it won't last long, I'm really healthy and generally my body fights off sickness with little difficulty.
This is where I'm going to throw in my "germs are good for you" plug. Mono is like the Chicken Pox in the way that if you get it as a child, you go through the stages, are uncomfortable for a while, but are ultimately generally fine. It's rare for children to have complications from the Chicken Pox. The same with Mono. If you get it as an adult, on the other hand, you can end up with some serious shit. So, if any of yous has kids or are of the age where you could fight it up and be just fine, give me a ring. I'm probably still contagious.
Also, I would like to take a moment to point out reason #245 of why I could never be a doctor: I would glance at your chart, glance at you, and look back at your chart and simply say, "You're fucked."
My bed side manner sucks.