Finally I got a full night of sleep. Well, at least 6-7 hours. I feel better already, and the illness seems to be vanishing also. The cough is bothering sill occasionally, the nose is running, and I don't have much appetite, but mostly I'm feeling almost normal. Perhaps I'm able to do some walking outside today.
During the last few days, I haven't ventured far away from home, a couple of dozen meters only, except when seeing the doctor or shopping to fill the fridge. I haven't taken many photographs either, and those few were mostly taken inside the house or outside in the yard. Here is one such from yesterday, when it was warmer, above 0 °C.
Update: An interesting tidbit about sleep, A Good Night's Sleep Protects Against Parasites: "Animal species that sleep for longer do not suffer as much from parasite infestation and have a greater concentration of immune cells in their blood according to a new study." So, sleep seems to have a deep connection to the physiological well-being. There was an interesting quote from researcher Brian Preston: "Given the declines in human sleep durations that have occurred over the past few decades, there is a clear need for studies that further clarify the immunological significance of sleep."
Men's room
6 hours ago
5 comments:
Well, I guess it's a bit too late to wish you a speedy recovery - so best wishes for a full, thorough recovery!
Impressive that you managed to keep your bog rolling while fighting with those bugs...
Keeping the blog has become such a familiar routine that it requires little effort. And there were occasional better moments, when I managed to do various things, even keep up with my work e-mail more or less. But still, this has been one of the worst illnesses ever - especially as I usually have managed to avoid influenza when it is going around.
Oh dear! A month late!
Well, you still post, you seem to have recovered :)
I really like that image. Did you add the vignette?
I didn't add the vignette - I framed it on purpose this way. Seemed to fit the subject.
Well, it certainly did :)
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