So Sick! :*(

[Cookiebaker]

Thank you so much for the well wishes. I don't think I would wish this on my worst enemy! I'm finally out of bed for a few minutes now. I've been sleeping and dozing all day. I'm also high on Tylenol Flu meds, which do a wonderful job in taking the aches and pains away.

This afternoon, after one of my naps, I got Mark to bring me the camera and got some pictures of the best nurse a woman could ask for. Marigold stayed with me for most of the day snuggled down into the quilts with me.







One thing that has been worrying me a bit though, is it possible to give the flu to the dog or cat???? I would feel horrible if she ended up sick or something!!

Oh, and one more thing. Mark fixed his PDA up so that I can surf pettalk down on the couch. I don't get any pictures; it's pretty slow; and I can't post, but besides that it helps pass the time.

Headed back to bed now.....

[carole]

I don't think you need worry too much about giving it to Marigold, I am not 100 per cent sure, but I have heard you cannot pass human flu onto animals and vice versa, besides if marigold has had her cat flue shots, her risk would be very minimal wouldn't it?

Anyhow heres to your speedy recovery.

[bluekat]

Marigold is so cute! That last pic of her actually looks like she's wearing a mitten. I wish Blueberry was a lap cat
I'm really not sure if animals could catch it from you, but I hope not.

[lovemyshiba]

I don't think you can give the flu to Marigold--what a cutie!! I love that she is your nurse.
I'm so sorry you have this horrible flu--a guy I work with had it last week, and he called off for the first time in 11 years!!!! He was out for 3 days, and he said he doesn't remember much but sleeping, waking up to take more meds, and falling back to sleep. His normally hyper Cattle Dog, Izzy, laid with him the whole time!!!

Feel better soon!!!!!!!


PS--have you tried Thera Flu??
It tastes awful, but the last time I had it, it helped bring me out of the fog a bit, and I was able to sit up and watch tv and actually be a little coherent.