Well, I did what I said, and took Tylenol and just did yoga. Oh it hurt in the beginning but nothing like childbirth and to my surprise other than my knees and wrists hurting (but it was kind of in exactly the same way they have been in general) and well, nothing too weird) so I just kept going. I finished, took my temp, it was down (the Tylenol I assume) and I am STAYING away from Advil for a while.
Then I did some more research on the facility so I am getting to feel sort of prepared. I guess. Still got tomorrow.
I am just going to keep it up, I felt really tough and awesome so definitely since it is a phone only uh, call I will probably get all centered for the mat and etc.
"Better than childbirth" certainly does put things in perspective sort of generally. I STILL might ask for a referral to a competent doc because it will take a couple weeks, but like if I am still remotely sick in a couple of weeks I will find that problematic although I realize like, this is marathon, not a sprint. Etc.
If this is COVID I really hate it but I bet if I wasn't anemic it would have been a different ball game if you ask me. All the sites say anemia is super bad for your immune system and now I know why.
Meh, we shall see. First government job I do not expect to ace the interview although honestly I do okay in interviews, and that can help a fair bit.
Trust me when I say with the future going down I want to work for the forces of evil but also actually do a good job. I like substance abusing vets and they tend to like me.
Anna
I also happen to be a fan of WV my son about had a heart attack but like, he is living in CO. I am also being referred to CO but I think that state is a bit too close for CA (mentally) for my taste. Heh. So even though I would not be far from my kid, I am also not sure it's worth it...