The story...
The virus symptoms lasted for 2.5 weeks. Since it persisted past the two-week limit, I decided to call my primary-care doctor. He likely wouldn't be able to identify the virus - he might've prescribed an anti-viral drug to boost my immune system. Since I had only a basic understanding of immune systems, I listened to three related YouTube introductory videos. I learned principals that helped me appreciate my body more and to identify behaviors and misunderstandings that may have hindered me.
He listened to my symptoms and physically inspected me - an intern with him also repeated some of the checks. He asked for two blood samples to both check my immune system and to search for wasted muscle - he'd an idea of what it might be yet didn't tell me. My blood was drawn at 3:30pm 9/01/2023.
Four days later, I was hoping to get the blood test results. These data were to help my doctor prescribe a course of action to better my body and the life I live through it. I speculated much over those three days - I knew in part yet I'd likely know more in a few hours.
The virus continued on, I visited my primary physician once again and he asked for more blood tests. The specific virus was never really known - the symptoms faded a way over a few weeks.
Just for today...
"If my life has become unmanageable, how can I get control of it? Am I being forced into doing things I don't want to do, like losing my temper, contriving, conniving and scheming to make things work out the way I want them?" One Day at a Time (p. 271)
"If thou canst not make thyself such a one as thou wouldst, how canst thou expect to have another according to thy liking?" Thomas Kempis - The Imitation of Christ
"If I knew what was coming, I suspect that I would spend all my time trying to run from painful experiences instead of living. I would miss out on so much great stuff." Courage to Change (p. 271)
"Suffering settled; Hung on me - No satisfaction; Turned to Thee."
"Needy and broken; Trusted Him for - Habits replaced; Heart loves more." Am I a Poet?
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