I could see them administering aid to someone in a red shirt. A group of paramedics hurried in 30 seconds before I did. *** Don’t laugh at me… as a side note, my son was there too, also sick. I woke up got out of the car and went in to the urgent care facility. Yet there I was, getting worked-up before I knew whether or not it was my time to fight the plague. I can’t imagine what they went though, and I pray that no one else experiences this disease first-hand. Obviously, there are millions of people who have contacted the disease, and thousands who have died from it. I don’t want to diminish anyone else’s journey here. Back in ‘18 I should have been a better friend. Back in ‘13, I should have never signed that check. Back in ‘08, I should have stayed with that project. Back in ‘03, I should have bought a limousine. Back in ’99, I should have gone with Bowling Green. Back in ‘95, I should have bought books for my wall. Back in ‘89, I should have demanded to get that ball. Back in ‘83, I should have bought her an ice cream cone. Back in ‘78, I shouldn’t have hit my brother with that phone.
#GAME LIFE YOUR LIFE FLASHES BEFORE YOUR EYES MOVIE#
It’s on now!Īll of a sudden, it felt like every “wrong” turn I’ve ever taken in life starting running through my mind like an old, black-and-white movie reel from the 1940s. My life flashed before my eyes! I have never had a panic attack like that before. And then it hit me, this might be serious. Again, it’s Covid-19 season, right? On the third occasion, I had one of the worst nights of my life. I can be a stubborn old Taurus! I got through it. This was my first-time experiencing shortness of breath, but I felt I didn’t need medical attention. On Christmas night, I felt it coming on strong. So I soldiered on, thinking this too shall pass. Since November, I have been battling this thing! It wasn’t bad enough to stop me from my regular activity, nor was it strong enough to force me to turn to a doctor for help. But this is Covid-19 season, and this time something didn’t feel quite right. These bouts with the common cold can last awhile. I am not big on prescription drugs, so I let my system fight this sickness on its own.
It can take anywhere from a few days to a few months to fully recover.
Normally, I come down with an illness once a year due to allergies. It was business as usual in an unusual world. It was so routine that I never got my negative result. I felt fine so there was more curiosity than fear involved with that experience. The first time I was tested it was for an employer. So imagine my nerves when I slept outside an urgent care office waiting for my turn to be Covid-19 tested (again). If you are like me, you probably have been up and down the scale of anxiety, from worry to concern and maybe even downright panic during this pandemic. The prospect of catching Covid-19 is unquestionably the most unsettling thing I have ever experienced.
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