Things I learned at the doctor’s this morning

Going to Patient First when it opens is faster than seeing my regular doctor.

Patient First is one-stop shopping if you don’t need an exotic prescription.

I am still five-three.

I am still down seven pounds from my highest-ever weight last year (must get back on that diet seriously!).

It is not strep.

All else being equal, I am having breakfast, taking my antibiotics, and going back to bed. Been up since five, when my throat felt like it was made of glass and razor blades. (It’s much better now.)

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9 Responses to Things I learned at the doctor’s this morning

  1. annoyinglittletwerp says:

    “I am still 5.3”.
    Does that surprise you?
    Seriously-I’m 5.2.
    G-d gave us a choice of talent or tall.
    It’s obvious what you chose.
    *Big grin*
    Hope you feel better soon.
    -Barb in the Peoples Republic of Jesse Jackson Jr.

  2. A Steve says:

    Yogi Tea Throat Comfort tea. I love this stuff.

  3. The reason I said that is because I went a chiropractor last year who told me I was 5.1. I told him his measuring stick was wrong, that I have NOT lost two inches of height, and that I’m not that old. I subsequently decided the guy was a crook and never went back.

    I’ve run into three crooked chiropractors. One of them told me I had a severe curvature of the spine and would need (of course) therapy with her three times a week. She used someone else’s X-ray. I have no such curvature. She was out of business a month or two later. Wonder why.

  4. Mark James says:

    Dieting portion control scales – 16 to 32 ounce mechanical scales are
    best for quick, easy reading, i.e., you don’t have to count the tiny lines
    because it points to the number of ounces each time. Mechanical means
    no batteries, and you don’t have to push an On button and let it zero out
    before weighing. Also, you can set the mechanical scale so an empty plate
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    for weighing mail:

    Scales with between 16 and 32 ounce capacities:

    Salter 019 Stainless-Steel Diet Scale, $15
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    Salter 051 Chrome Mechanical Kitchen Scale, $12
    http://www.oldwillknottscales.com/salter-051.aspx

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    Polder 2109 Gourmet Add’N’Weigh Scale, 5-Pound, $15
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    ————

  5. Elisson says:

    Refuah sheleimah, kiddo! A little bed rest should work wonders. Well, that and the antibiotics. Remember to take the whole prescription!

  6. Pamela says:

    hot lemonade with honey

    maybe some really good salsa too

  7. Michael Lonie says:

    Why has no one mentioned the soveriegn remedy: chicken soup? Either with matzoh balls or noodles, or both.

    Get well soon, but being sick gives you a good excuse to pet the cats more.

  8. Tony says:

    Refuah sh’lema Meryl. Hope you’re up and about, and back doing all your good works, soon.

  9. Rahel says:

    Meryl, refuah shlemah! I hope you feel better soon!

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