I remember now, last time I had a cough that went on for ages they said it wasn't unusual (just unpleasant) for a cough to last 6 weeks and I had to wait it out. Same this time. I should be glad I'm not prone to chest infections. The earache is less but the hearing is still poor, I'm unwittingly doing rude things like talking over other people as I can't hear that they're saying anything (sorry!), I need to start looking round the group before I speak. Inhalations over a steam bath should allegedly help. Excuse me while I go boil my head at you. And July! Why get a cold in July??
Also, looking forward to getting back to exercise without feeling wobbly or falling over coughing.
Also, looking forward to getting back to exercise without feeling wobbly or falling over coughing.
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edward is sick too. He will be carrying the plague into the house in the next 15 mins,
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I do that all the time as my hearing is quite bad on one side. I just straight out say at the start of meetings (be they formal ones or a gathering of friends) that my hearing is rubbish at the moment, so if I talk over someone, tell me to shut up! that tactic works especially if you find a humourous way of doing it.
People talking while covering their mouth drives me up the wall. Or last week in a hospital someone said something to me and then marched down a corridor (as I followed), talking all the way. I had to stop and say "I can't hear if you don't look at me, or if you are talking while walking away".
And at a private view a friend who KNOWS about my hearing issues tried to talk to me with her mouth full. This is gross anyway (IMO) but I had to say "please, I can wait until you've finished. I can't lip read you if you talk while you're eating". Same with hearing someone who is talking with mouth full, actually! Just chew, swallow, then talk! Gah!
Anyway, what I meant to say was that I really do share your frustration.
I wish you better!
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