...anything that is wrong? Miserable Cold
Having a cold really affects me. Because I have missed work, my nose would be miserable, and physically uncomfortable. To begin with, missing work possibly could cause me to fall behind on my bills. My workload will be sitting there, for me returning back to work with a lot of catching up to do. Next, my nose would make me miserable, and keep running causing it to be sore from wiping it often. It would be stuffed up causing me to have a hard time breathing in and out only through my mouth. Also, it would drain into my chest causing congestions, and creates a cough making my ribs become sore. In addition, I become physically uncomfortable from all the minor aches and pains. I feel Lethargic during the day, and I am wide-awake at night causing me discomfort. My body is just so drained that I would lose my appetite and be dehydrated, nor I have energy to do anything, but to lie on the couch. Finally, in a couple of days I start to feel better, and building my strength back to my everyday health. I wouldn’t wish for anyone to experience a miserable cold.
Having a cold really affects me. Because I have missed work, my nose would be miserable, and physically uncomfortable. To begin with, missing work possibly could cause me to fall behind on my bills. My workload will be sitting there, for me returning back to work with a lot of catching up to do. Next, my nose would make me miserable, and keep running causing it to be sore from wiping it often. It would be stuffed up causing me to have a hard time breathing in and out only through my mouth. Also, it would drain into my chest causing congestions, and creates a cough making my ribs become sore. In addition, I become physically uncomfortable from all the minor aches and pains. I feel Lethargic during the day, and I am wide-awake at night causing me discomfort. My body is just so drained that I would lose my appetite and be dehydrated, nor I have energy to do anything, but to lie on the couch. Finally, in a couple of days I start to feel better, and building my strength back to my everyday health. I wouldn’t wish for anyone to experience a miserable cold.