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Nu, why the topic? I've been coughing. The air is terribly dry, and the sky isn't blue and clean enough.
I do have a slight tendency to get a cough, not all that often, but it's never pleasant. Otherwise I feel fine. It's just that when I have one of those coughing spasms it's awful.
Today the air wasn't moving in our synagogue, especially upstairs in the Ezrat Nashim, Ladies Section. It would have helped if the fan had been on.
For the first two thirds of the dovening (prayers) I was OK, just a bit of a cough here and there, but then, just as Musaf was about to begin my coughing got stronger. There would be a few minutes when I wouldn't be able to ask someone to move away if I wanted to leave. So I just walked out and went home.
No, it wasn't all that simple. I kept coughing and having to stop and began to panic and the coughing got stronger and stronger and I was afraid I'd just lose control and heave...
...the one minute walk took longer and felt forever.
Finally, I made it home, thank G-d. I calmed down and drank water with lemon.
Since then I've been OK most of the day, B"H.
4 comments:
I'm glad to hear that you started to feel better.
Shavua tov!
Thanks!!
Glad you're feeling better:) Getting a bad coughing spell can be scary.
Can I suggest maybe keeping a cough drop or two in your purse just in case? I walked to the library once in freezing cold weather and by the time I got there I had such a coughing jag. I was so grateful to the man who gave me a cough drop.
(Sorry to meddle with all the medical suggestions. Sigh. I have an RN license and BSN in nursing, though I am non-practicing and in an entirely different profession. I'm a natural born nurse, I guess.
Either that or a natural born meddler lol.)
Keli, I do appreciate it. thanks
And B"H, I'm feeling better.
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