As good, as it can get things are improving on this side as the family is recuperating from the ugly flu. It is such a dreaded disease. All the joints, bones, and muscles pray for compassion and the nerves are a wreck. You wonder if at all you would have grasped that a little virus could control your life for almost a week.
Pray if only you had listened to the clattery sounds of your bones and the whizzing sirens that shook your chest. If only, but, then it is too late. To add salt to your open wounds the entire family takes a corner each of the house.
Oh God, show some mercy! Promise I shall listen to the silent rants of my body next time. This is the thought that never leaves you until you leave the bed. Afterwards, Well “I am a shoemaker” Promise, what is that?
The deadly cold is probably the taken most casually but the effects it has on the body are hard hitting!
"I hate you" is all I say to the Flu!
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My prayers to you good health !!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to 'As Time Flies" and thanks for the wishes.
DeleteI can relate to that... ignoring body signals and then suffering. Hope you get well soon!! {Hugs}
ReplyDeleteThat is such a sweet gesture on your part. Thanks for the kind words and hugs to you too. :)
DeleteGet better soon! Did you get a shot?
ReplyDeleteThanks! Shots give me jitters but then is there a way out...
DeleteI dread flu when it happens to me, husband or my son. For me, it means broken body, temperature but no rest. For husband, it means yells on a death bed. For son, it means sleepless nights for me while he cries when temperature soars high and the hardship of getting the medicine down his throat.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my Monday Musings post and sharing an important part of your life with me even when you have not been feeling well. Wishing you and your family speedy recovery. Get well soon.
Hey Anamika, welcome. Things are improving this side so am back on the blog! I know how it feels when the home looks like a hospital rather than a chirpy abode. Thanks for the wishes!
Deletewishing your family a speedy recovery! i always say i will heed the signs of my body, i will take better care of it when i am ill.. and once i am better, the resolutions seem to disappear as well!!! oh when will we learn?!! :P
ReplyDeleteThank you md. We share that point of life ;). I too have this sort of enlightenment that fades away as I am cured!
DeleteWish you a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to 'As Time Flies' and thank you for the wishes.
DeleteHope everyone is feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your descriptions of how the flu affects you.. hope you are all feeling better now :)
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