Vegas Dave
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Glad to hear you are doing so much better! Hopefully the effects don't linger too long.Feeling considerably better. Got out of breath doing some heavy chores around my place but, yeah, I’m out of the hell world that was Monday afternoon ——-> Thursday morning.
Here’s what I would have done different:
-Not procrastinated on the booster. I was a month overdue. My brain keeps telling me I’m 32 years old but we are QUICKLY approaching 50. I’m a relatively healthy guy but I’m definitely booster material
-as extremely difficult as the task felt at the time with a fever/body aches/lethargy taking hold, I should have went and got tested Monday late afternoon or EARLY Tuesday morning. If you recall, I got turned away Tuesday afternoon and was too wiped out to go to a different testing site. I still do not have my test results from Wednesday mornings test.
-most importantly, I would have started taking two Tylenol every 8 hours on Tuesday morning/afternoon (giving the low grade fever a little time to cook) but not going basically 48 hours without Tylenol. And I should have called my doctor at onset of symptoms so that I would have video seen him on Tuesday rather than late Wednesday afternoon.
It feels amazing to be feeling somewhat better. I’m not go on a bike ride better, but I’m making big progress.
The Tylenol lesson is a good one to learn. I have always historically just waited until I felt like I was on death's door to take it. But muscle pain, fever, etc it really does do wonders. Don't need to get dependent on the stuff, but no need to be a hero either. Just started taking for my lingering leg pain after months of suffering and feel so much better now.