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NAVIGATION

This is not boring.

Since Sunday afternoon, you would not imagine how much agony I sustained from the villain monsters: Mr. COLDSt, Ms. COUGHling, Mr. BODY SOREll, FErVERt and Ms. DIZZYbog. I wondered why would they attack such innocent young lady here when all I did was to sleep early starting three days before the occurrence, be a bacteriaphobic-ish and be a stay-away-from-me-sick type of girl. Bad things happen to good people, as they say and thats what exactly happened. Until Tuesday, those Big Monsters are still fighting to victory and I'm like almost punched in and out, totally.
I suspected that these symptoms lead to only one diagnosis--(h191 virus, ssshh) . Internet search for symptoms were colds, cough, body ache, fever...and significant number of victims had vomiting and diarrhea. 4 out of 6. I startled and panicked at such information. I started thinking to whom I talked to or been with. So to stop freaking out, I called for a doctor's appointment. 2-5:00 PM is a walk-in, good. Unwell, I drove 20 minutes to the clinic with my sister, as she had the same symptoms. Very horrible coincidence just in case my derivation is right, I thought.

At the waiting room: we're like playing cool and all, laughing and criticizing people we see "different." . I didn't start it. Haha. And we even took pictures. HA! Hey, what could we do for 2 hours and 10 minutes waiting right? :)

Then the time came,
Doctor: So what do you feel?
Me: Umm, I've been having colds, cough, headace, dizziness, slight fever, and body ache.
Doctor: Ah, but have you vomited or experienced diarrhea?
Me: (Exactly, what I expected her to ask.) None of those.

---ear check, mouth check, breathing check, nose check---
Doctor: So we'll draw a blood from you so we can check if you have a flu.
Me: (Err) Take a blood? . Okaayyy.

Proof, eh?



So I was the bold one who took the blood test because my sister is scared of needles. I'm a little more heroic about that. I took the courage to take it instead us two since we both have same sickness. We both did the flu test though.

Back to the room & Waiting:
The doctor caught us playing cards. She smiled; she thinks it's funny that we turned one of her rooms to casino. Haha. The moment of truth. Yeah oh, well. I actually did the cross-fingers.

Doctor: Based on the blood test, you... (she paused) -- (she knows how to suspense patients, huh)both of you don't have the flu--just a bacterial infection.
Me: Yay. (I did yayed) LOL.

In my mind, I was like, "Thanks for contaminating us, Jay (my bro). As he also had bacterial infection last week. And we're with him with the same doctor for his check-up. Hawa-Hawa lang kami. Errr.




Next stop: Burger King
My sister and I are hungry so we decided not to go home, yet. It's basically a reward for no-parents-at-doctor's-appointment. LOL. And of course, we took pictures.

Okay, we find it weird, having transformers everywhere in the place. I remember, yeah, it's now showing--Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen . Maybe I could watch it for myself with some of my friends. Have you watched it? I really loved the first movie of Transformers, which I do not remember much now.

Another thing we've discovered is that most of the time, people go to fastfood resto's only to use the restroom. We found it very rude but also funny. As soon as they walk in, they hurry directly to the Pee room and then come back out fast. Like the speed of light. Kidding. They're gone so fast probably to hide humiliation. Then there was this couple, I think they're married. Why I know so? Because if they're not, then the guy should've opened the door for the girl. But no, he went in and left the door closed in front of the girl. I found that funny too.

Another picture before we left:


We're not that bored actually you know, we just had to find some silence within ourselves. Haha




Man, are you bored or what? It's just that there are too many things that happened today. So when we got home, we picked up our Financier, our dad, to buy our prescribed medicines. Driving... dun du run dun. We went straight to the pharmacy inside the grocery store. We bought what we needed. It was so much fun. Our cart is so hilarious. My sister took the video while I pushed the cart. We were laughing the whole time and we caught others attention; some started laughing and some probably thought, "What the heck's wrong with these Asians?!"



If you don't know what's happening, well normally, the wheels in front are supposed to be aligned straight when pushed right? But ours was something like an embodied crazy spirit, wriggling by itself. LOL.

Then 30 minutes had passed. We went back to the pharmacy to get our meds. Whew. We had a problem on our birth dates. Well, we are all covered from our mom's medical insurance right. So she was the one who filled out all the necessary information about us. What we've found out is that, she put the wrong birth dates for me and my sister. Can you believe that? Haha.



My birthday is actually 04/13/1990. Then the pharmacist mispelled my name. Who's Azalian anyway? I'm Azaliah! I even saw her wrote my name, man. Something's wrong with people that day.

Labels: life, Medical

This is not boring.

Since Sunday afternoon, you would not imagine how much agony I sustained from the villain monsters: Mr. COLDSt, Ms. COUGHling, Mr. BODY SOREll, FErVERt and Ms. DIZZYbog. I wondered why would they attack such innocent young lady here when all I did was to sleep early starting three days before the occurrence, be a bacteriaphobic-ish and be a stay-away-from-me-sick type of girl. Bad things happen to good people, as they say and thats what exactly happened. Until Tuesday, those Big Monsters are still fighting to victory and I'm like almost punched in and out, totally.
I suspected that these symptoms lead to only one diagnosis--(h191 virus, ssshh) . Internet search for symptoms were colds, cough, body ache, fever...and significant number of victims had vomiting and diarrhea. 4 out of 6. I startled and panicked at such information. I started thinking to whom I talked to or been with. So to stop freaking out, I called for a doctor's appointment. 2-5:00 PM is a walk-in, good. Unwell, I drove 20 minutes to the clinic with my sister, as she had the same symptoms. Very horrible coincidence just in case my derivation is right, I thought.

At the waiting room: we're like playing cool and all, laughing and criticizing people we see "different." . I didn't start it. Haha. And we even took pictures. HA! Hey, what could we do for 2 hours and 10 minutes waiting right? :)

Then the time came,
Doctor: So what do you feel?
Me: Umm, I've been having colds, cough, headace, dizziness, slight fever, and body ache.
Doctor: Ah, but have you vomited or experienced diarrhea?
Me: (Exactly, what I expected her to ask.) None of those.

---ear check, mouth check, breathing check, nose check---
Doctor: So we'll draw a blood from you so we can check if you have a flu.
Me: (Err) Take a blood? . Okaayyy.

Proof, eh?



So I was the bold one who took the blood test because my sister is scared of needles. I'm a little more heroic about that. I took the courage to take it instead us two since we both have same sickness. We both did the flu test though.

Back to the room & Waiting:
The doctor caught us playing cards. She smiled; she thinks it's funny that we turned one of her rooms to casino. Haha. The moment of truth. Yeah oh, well. I actually did the cross-fingers.

Doctor: Based on the blood test, you... (she paused) -- (she knows how to suspense patients, huh)both of you don't have the flu--just a bacterial infection.
Me: Yay. (I did yayed) LOL.

In my mind, I was like, "Thanks for contaminating us, Jay (my bro). As he also had bacterial infection last week. And we're with him with the same doctor for his check-up. Hawa-Hawa lang kami. Errr.




Next stop: Burger King
My sister and I are hungry so we decided not to go home, yet. It's basically a reward for no-parents-at-doctor's-appointment. LOL. And of course, we took pictures.

Okay, we find it weird, having transformers everywhere in the place. I remember, yeah, it's now showing--Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen . Maybe I could watch it for myself with some of my friends. Have you watched it? I really loved the first movie of Transformers, which I do not remember much now.

Another thing we've discovered is that most of the time, people go to fastfood resto's only to use the restroom. We found it very rude but also funny. As soon as they walk in, they hurry directly to the Pee room and then come back out fast. Like the speed of light. Kidding. They're gone so fast probably to hide humiliation. Then there was this couple, I think they're married. Why I know so? Because if they're not, then the guy should've opened the door for the girl. But no, he went in and left the door closed in front of the girl. I found that funny too.

Another picture before we left:


We're not that bored actually you know, we just had to find some silence within ourselves. Haha




Man, are you bored or what? It's just that there are too many things that happened today. So when we got home, we picked up our Financier, our dad, to buy our prescribed medicines. Driving... dun du run dun. We went straight to the pharmacy inside the grocery store. We bought what we needed. It was so much fun. Our cart is so hilarious. My sister took the video while I pushed the cart. We were laughing the whole time and we caught others attention; some started laughing and some probably thought, "What the heck's wrong with these Asians?!"



If you don't know what's happening, well normally, the wheels in front are supposed to be aligned straight when pushed right? But ours was something like an embodied crazy spirit, wriggling by itself. LOL.

Then 30 minutes had passed. We went back to the pharmacy to get our meds. Whew. We had a problem on our birth dates. Well, we are all covered from our mom's medical insurance right. So she was the one who filled out all the necessary information about us. What we've found out is that, she put the wrong birth dates for me and my sister. Can you believe that? Haha.



My birthday is actually 04/13/1990. Then the pharmacist mispelled my name. Who's Azalian anyway? I'm Azaliah! I even saw her wrote my name, man. Something's wrong with people that day.

Labels: life, Medical