Oh dear me, I am ever so poorly! I have a retched phlegmy cough, ears which feel like they're going to pop at any moment, a throat which might as well be made of barbed wire for the pain I feel when I swallow, a pounding headache, and of course, all the dopeyness and drowsyness that accompanies it. I returned from Center Parcs yesterday, where I managed to fight off the AIDS, save for a few rather horrid bouts of coughing in the mornings. But in the car back I felt as rough as sandpaper, and by the time I got back to Newbury I was ready to just crawl into bed and cry.
I got to sleep at about 9pm, and woke up about an hour ago. The whole night was spent fighting with temperature. It creeped into my dreams at one stage. I remember one dream which involved me being at Center Parcs, engaging in an activity which I'm going to find incredibly difficult to put into words. In real life, I couldn't get hot for more than ten seconds, because even the slightest gap in my duvet seemed to send a wave of cold air all around me. This was represented in the dream by me being outside on a sort of mud ride with six other people. This mud ride had only a certain amount of heat, and we were all fighting for it. I was half awake at the time, so it was more like a hypnagogic hallucination than a dream. Either way, here I am at 3.45am, entirely unable to sleep, and feeling just dreadful.
I shall update about the week's activies soon. But first, I shall read my blogs. Internet: prepare for a barage of comments!!
I got to sleep at about 9pm, and woke up about an hour ago. The whole night was spent fighting with temperature. It creeped into my dreams at one stage. I remember one dream which involved me being at Center Parcs, engaging in an activity which I'm going to find incredibly difficult to put into words. In real life, I couldn't get hot for more than ten seconds, because even the slightest gap in my duvet seemed to send a wave of cold air all around me. This was represented in the dream by me being outside on a sort of mud ride with six other people. This mud ride had only a certain amount of heat, and we were all fighting for it. I was half awake at the time, so it was more like a hypnagogic hallucination than a dream. Either way, here I am at 3.45am, entirely unable to sleep, and feeling just dreadful.
I shall update about the week's activies soon. But first, I shall read my blogs. Internet: prepare for a barage of comments!!

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Maybe you should go to the doctor, because if you've got strep throat or something then antibiotics would fix you up quickly! :)
xx
Sounds like flu to me, if you have a fever but still feel shivery you should take paracetomol to bring your temperature down and drink lots and lots of fluids. (So sayeth my mum, the paediatric nurse :)
Anyway, as I read your comment, I saw that I had some paracetamol on my desk. I took some, and then some more a little later on, and I felt quite a bit better! So thanks very much, and thank you to Sian's Mum too! x