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    • CommentAuthormarygail*
    • CommentTimeMar 6th 2009
     
    I have this bad head cold and feeling like s... and all my dh was cause me heck today, wanted to go for a walk so ok we went, only 30 degrees outside and we get back home and he starts with I want to go home, this is not my home so on and so forth, just wanted to open the door and say go, but know I can`t do that, i just want to sleep all day, can`t do that, now that he is sleeping i still can`t sleep tp stuffed up. think I`ll go and try some tea
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    MaryGail, I'm feeling so sorry for you. It's horrible to feel so bad and not get a single "Bless your heart"...or "Let me do that for you"..... Women aren't supposed to get sick...only men and children. I hope your head feels better ... do you have Allegra D or similar drug. I keep it all the time. We don't have colds, but do have allergies and sinus infections - it's so warm and humid in South Texas. Everything is trying to bloom and the air is white with pollen. ah chew!

    I wish I could fix you a hot cup of lemon tea...and bring it to you. and as we say in the South..."Bless your poor little heart!"
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      CommentAuthordeb112958
    • CommentTimeMar 6th 2009
     
    Oh, Marygail--I hope you get some sleep tonight. It is awful to be sick and not even get a little bit of sympathy. I hope you feel better real soon. HUGS TO YOU :)
    • CommentAuthorMawzy*
    • CommentTimeMar 7th 2009
     
    OMG--I'm feeling for you. I went through something similar last year and it was no fun. Get well soon. And I pray you can get some sleep.
    • CommentAuthordivvi*
    • CommentTimeMar 7th 2009
     
    its seems they always want more attention when we ourselves are needy. i hope you feel better soon! divvi
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    Marygail, I hope you feel better soon. I understand your frustration with his wanting to go home. While we were in the hospital after my DH's heart attack, he asked over and over and over why we can't go home and it was hard to keep him in the room. He was determined to go home right then. It drives you out of your mind even when you feel okay.
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      CommentAuthorNew Realm*
    • CommentTimeMar 8th 2009
     
    The last time I had a seriously bad cold I just remember DH saying, "What's for dinner, Di?" Ooooo! If looks could KILL!
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    If I don't feel good, I try not to let my DH know. Because if I do, then HE gets sick! Or he thinks he does. But I had a doozie of a cold the last couple of weeks and couldn't hide it from him - well, of course, he "got" a cold too. So I gave him tic-tacs and he got over his sooner than I did!
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    Vickie-are you practicing medicine without a license?
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    bluedaze, isn't that what we all have to do?
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    You betcha we do-and we do it well
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      CommentAuthormary75*
    • CommentTimeMar 8th 2009
     
    Amen. I'm going to stock up on tic-tacs.
    • CommentAuthorMawzy*
    • CommentTimeMar 8th 2009
     
    tic-tacs! Who'da thought of that? Had no idea it had curative powers. :)
    • CommentAuthorKadee*
    • CommentTimeMar 9th 2009
     
    Isn't that just like when we were little kids that my bruise was bigger than yours? My husband is the same way, whatever I have...from a bruise to a cold his is worse.
    • CommentAuthormarygail*
    • CommentTimeMar 9th 2009
     
    thanks everyone, I`m feeling a little better, coughing a bit now but I can breath..... My dh said he had a headache the other day , he complains about that all the time, I give him a breathmint also, seems to work wonders lol
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    When my preschool daughter would complain of a ''head-egg", I would go to the medicine cabinet, carefully prepare a little square of gauze, dampen it with alcohol, and with a great deal of sympathy, suggest she lie down on my 'big bed' and hold the gauze to her head, right where it "hurt". Worked like a charm...her "head-egg" would get better everytime. Sweet memory.
    • CommentAuthorMawzy*
    • CommentTimeMar 10th 2009
     
    Nancy--my daughter when she was maybe 2 or 3, used to love to wear bandaids with stars and other geometric designs on them. She would come and hold up her little thumb and say "I gots a sore sum." Of course, I thought that was about the cutest thing she could have said and I would bandage her 'sum'. We went through a lot of them n those days.
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    I love the expression "sore sum". After 9/11, and the subsequent anthrax scare, one of my little grandchildren came home from pre-school one day and announced he wasn't feeling well. His mom asked him to tell her where "it hurt"... He replied, "All over. I think I've got "THE ANTHRAX". For months after that, we'd mimic that ailment when we weren't feeling 100%...We'd just feel like we, too, had "The Anthrax!".. It covered all sorts of ailments.