Quote Originally Posted by MakinBacon: Quote Originally Posted by kindred: Quote Originally Posted by p_66: @kindred So sorry, did you take a covid test ?, drink fluid and mucinex I haven't yet. The guy I'm working with said that everyone on the jobsite got covid 3 weeks ago. I was there last week and early this week, so that's a possibility. Other thing it may be is an inner ear infection. I'll let the doctors figure it out That sucks. I was ill recently and eventually took covid test. It wasn't covid but I was sick for 2-3 weeks, I just couldn't shake it. Going to dr is smart play. I didnt. I was sick a few weeks ago. Bad cough, chest issues, but this is something different. It started I was just a little lightheaded like when you stand up too quickly, but I was just walking at work then I'd stumble. That was 2 days, but end of 2nd day I felt super hungry and nauseous. Yesterday the room was spinning and if I tried to focus on something, my eyes would keep shifting away. It's absolutely bizarre. Never had this before. Symptoms say possible inner ear infection, but I'm not a doctor . I have good insurance, so I'll use it whenever I need to. The thing I hate no matter what insurance anyone has is being able to get a doctor's appointment for whichever specialist you need to see. Originally they said November, and I was like wtf. That's not going to work. They said Monday afternoon, which works great
That sounds awful hope it gets better soon. Getting appointment at my Dr is so fucked, if something comes up the only option is calling day of, they start answering phones at 8:30. Last time I called exactly at 8:30 and only had one appointment for that day.
Quote Originally Posted by MakinBacon: Quote Originally Posted by kindred: Quote Originally Posted by p_66: @kindred So sorry, did you take a covid test ?, drink fluid and mucinex I haven't yet. The guy I'm working with said that everyone on the jobsite got covid 3 weeks ago. I was there last week and early this week, so that's a possibility. Other thing it may be is an inner ear infection. I'll let the doctors figure it out That sucks. I was ill recently and eventually took covid test. It wasn't covid but I was sick for 2-3 weeks, I just couldn't shake it. Going to dr is smart play. I didnt. I was sick a few weeks ago. Bad cough, chest issues, but this is something different. It started I was just a little lightheaded like when you stand up too quickly, but I was just walking at work then I'd stumble. That was 2 days, but end of 2nd day I felt super hungry and nauseous. Yesterday the room was spinning and if I tried to focus on something, my eyes would keep shifting away. It's absolutely bizarre. Never had this before. Symptoms say possible inner ear infection, but I'm not a doctor . I have good insurance, so I'll use it whenever I need to. The thing I hate no matter what insurance anyone has is being able to get a doctor's appointment for whichever specialist you need to see. Originally they said November, and I was like wtf. That's not going to work. They said Monday afternoon, which works great
That sounds awful hope it gets better soon. Getting appointment at my Dr is so fucked, if something comes up the only option is calling day of, they start answering phones at 8:30. Last time I called exactly at 8:30 and only had one appointment for that day.
Quote Originally Posted by kindred: Quote Originally Posted by MakinBacon: Quote Originally Posted by kindred: Quote Originally Posted by p_66: @kindred So sorry, did you take a covid test ?, drink fluid and mucinex I haven't yet. The guy I'm working with said that everyone on the jobsite got covid 3 weeks ago. I was there last week and early this week, so that's a possibility. Other thing it may be is an inner ear infection. I'll let the doctors figure it out That sucks. I was ill recently and eventually took covid test. It wasn't covid but I was sick for 2-3 weeks, I just couldn't shake it. Going to dr is smart play. I didnt. I was sick a few weeks ago. Bad cough, chest issues, but this is something different. It started I was just a little lightheaded like when you stand up too quickly, but I was just walking at work then I'd stumble. That was 2 days, but end of 2nd day I felt super hungry and nauseous. Yesterday the room was spinning and if I tried to focus on something, my eyes would keep shifting away. It's absolutely bizarre. Never had this before. Symptoms say possible inner ear infection, but I'm not a doctor . I have good insurance, so I'll use it whenever I need to. The thing I hate no matter what insurance anyone has is being able to get a doctor's appointment for whichever specialist you need to see. Originally they said November, and I was like wtf. That's not going to work. They said Monday afternoon, which works great That sounds awful hope it gets better soon. Getting appointment at my Dr is so fucked, if something comes up the only option is calling day of, they start answering phones at 8:30. Last time I called exactly at 8:30 and only had one appointment for that day.
It's terrible anymore setting up appointments. I need to see my hand doctor. 2 months out. The one time I said do the surgery. I'm not going back to work for a few months, so I have time to recover. He wouldn't do it. Wanted to wait to see if my hand got better with this brace I had to sleep with. It's ridiculous because now I'm working and will be super busy for next few years, I won't have the 2 months to take off
Quote Originally Posted by kindred: Quote Originally Posted by MakinBacon: Quote Originally Posted by kindred: Quote Originally Posted by p_66: @kindred So sorry, did you take a covid test ?, drink fluid and mucinex I haven't yet. The guy I'm working with said that everyone on the jobsite got covid 3 weeks ago. I was there last week and early this week, so that's a possibility. Other thing it may be is an inner ear infection. I'll let the doctors figure it out That sucks. I was ill recently and eventually took covid test. It wasn't covid but I was sick for 2-3 weeks, I just couldn't shake it. Going to dr is smart play. I didnt. I was sick a few weeks ago. Bad cough, chest issues, but this is something different. It started I was just a little lightheaded like when you stand up too quickly, but I was just walking at work then I'd stumble. That was 2 days, but end of 2nd day I felt super hungry and nauseous. Yesterday the room was spinning and if I tried to focus on something, my eyes would keep shifting away. It's absolutely bizarre. Never had this before. Symptoms say possible inner ear infection, but I'm not a doctor . I have good insurance, so I'll use it whenever I need to. The thing I hate no matter what insurance anyone has is being able to get a doctor's appointment for whichever specialist you need to see. Originally they said November, and I was like wtf. That's not going to work. They said Monday afternoon, which works great That sounds awful hope it gets better soon. Getting appointment at my Dr is so fucked, if something comes up the only option is calling day of, they start answering phones at 8:30. Last time I called exactly at 8:30 and only had one appointment for that day.
It's terrible anymore setting up appointments. I need to see my hand doctor. 2 months out. The one time I said do the surgery. I'm not going back to work for a few months, so I have time to recover. He wouldn't do it. Wanted to wait to see if my hand got better with this brace I had to sleep with. It's ridiculous because now I'm working and will be super busy for next few years, I won't have the 2 months to take off
Love you guys in here, but freaking people seriously get tested for COVID? Lol that is absolutely shocking to me. I really didn't know it was still a thing. There is a coworker that works all day with a mask that dangles from his ear at all times, never on his face....
Love you guys in here, but freaking people seriously get tested for COVID? Lol that is absolutely shocking to me. I really didn't know it was still a thing. There is a coworker that works all day with a mask that dangles from his ear at all times, never on his face....
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