Gone but not forgotten: swallowing without the sensation of there being razor blades in my throat.
I'm on Day 4 of this particular unpleasantness. The pharmacy minute-clinic personnel assured me (after waiting two-score-dozen minutes to see them) that it was a viral sore throat and not strep (unless their results say something otherwise tomorrow). However, I can almost guarantee I'll wake up in the morning with this illness having passed me by. Why? Because I had scheduled this past Friday and Monday off of work to make a long pre-holiday weekend, and I return to work tomorrow. So of course I'll be better in the morn ...
Days of healthy otolaryngological experiences, you are sorely [pun intended] missed.
IT'S THE OLDEST MEDICAL PROFESSION IN THE US (LIKE HOOKING, NO?):
http://www.entnet.org/HealthInformation/otolaryngologist.cfm
I MEANT METAPHORICALLY, NOT LITERALLY:
http://bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2010/11/01/5376560-swallow-hard-docs-job-is-to-remove-razor-blades-bedsprings
I'M ONE OF THE "FLOCK":
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2009/03/12/sick_flocking_to_in_store_clinics/?page=full
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