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Oct. 4th, 2006 01:00 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
krazykitkatThe plague house is still plaguing.
Mum went to the doctor today, so that's 5 of us they've seen in a week. And we're all on antibiotics. Seems to have been a lot of this throat infection around the last few months.
Need to go to work tomorrow (wed). Missed Friday, Monday public holiday, and took today off. Still not completely well (and very tired), but really can't afford to miss any more work. Unless we've dramatically improved by Saturday, won't be going to sister-in-law's baby shower. They don't need this.
But on the upside, since our GP changed dad onto a non-pencillin antibiotic on Thursday, his foot (and other skin parts) have improved! So there, with knobs on it, to the specialist and other GP who insisted, no, it couldn't be an allergic reaction to the pencillin. Why couldn't it be? And isn't it better to just avoid it just in case?
Mum went to the doctor today, so that's 5 of us they've seen in a week. And we're all on antibiotics. Seems to have been a lot of this throat infection around the last few months.
Need to go to work tomorrow (wed). Missed Friday, Monday public holiday, and took today off. Still not completely well (and very tired), but really can't afford to miss any more work. Unless we've dramatically improved by Saturday, won't be going to sister-in-law's baby shower. They don't need this.
But on the upside, since our GP changed dad onto a non-pencillin antibiotic on Thursday, his foot (and other skin parts) have improved! So there, with knobs on it, to the specialist and other GP who insisted, no, it couldn't be an allergic reaction to the pencillin. Why couldn't it be? And isn't it better to just avoid it just in case?
