mrs ishmael is unwell.
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The chronicles of Ruin, continued. Call me Ishmael said....intelligence is knowing what to do when you don't know what to do. Anonymous said... When I don't know what to do,I come here. 10 September 2009 22:59
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Sory to hear that, mrs i. Get well soon!
Yes, all the best, Mrs I.
Getwell soonest, mrs ish. Rest & fluids, & fluids & rest.
Take good care, Mrs I.
Get well soon mrs I, plenty Lemsips and the occasional single malt
Bananas, water, hot water bottle and rest! Don't forget the bananas!
Thanks, folks! I'm dreadfully weak and had a rough weekend. So it's another pyjama day for me.
Get well soon. Take care.
Distressing to hear you are ill once again mrs ishmael, I remember the previous episode you seemed to be describing "long covid".
You will not want to take medical advice from me but I would direct you to a series of you-tube videos by Dr John Campbell and Dr David Grimes who argue convincingly (in my opinion) that vitamin D is essential for fighting infection (of any kind).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEjhUZbRZ7I
Unfortunately people who live in northern regions, who are older or have dark skin are normally woefully deficient in vitamin D and therefore CANNOT fight infection. Luckily a remedy is available in the form of Calcifidiol, which they argue works within five days.
Anyway you may wish to review their conversations (which are mainly aimed at covid, but also apply to generalized infections) and form your own impressions of whether their recommendations may be beneficial.
I wish you a speedy recovery.
Excellent advice re Vit D, Mr cascadian. I take it and I live in Sydney.
Thanks, guys, for your good wishes and remedies. Bananas? Why bananas, mr mongoose? I'll get some when I'm well enough to get out to Mr. Tesco's Emporium.
You have a good memory, mr cascadian - yes, I had a virus last May, topped off with another one in June and I didn't recover from the fatigue. Blood tests revealed iron-deficient anaemia - my iron count was way low. So I've been taking an iron supplement since last August, together with my other supplementation - which, yes, includes Vitamin D. I read a medical article that said the body locks up its iron supplies in response to the Covid onslaught. I've had all the nasty invasive oscopies to see if the iron deficiency was caused by bleeding - but, no! It was just a thing. A covid thing.
This time around, I've got a seasonal upper respiratory tract infection, which tends to knock me sideways because I have compromised lung function - asthma, which wasn't helped by my heavy smoking habit in my earlier life.
Hoping to return to my role as your Keyboard Worrier - getting stronger every day.
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