As I start noticing side effects, I'll add them to this:
Day 1 / Jan. 13th: I’m already feeling cold-sensitivity. I touched thawed chicken through a ziplock and got pins and needles, so now I have gloves in the kitchen to wear when needed. Also, water colder than room temperature stings the back of my throat.
Day 4 / Jan. 16th: Still doing very good, just feeling a little tired this afternoon and am doing a salt/baking soda mouth rinse to stave off any possible issues there.
Day 6 / Jan. 18th: Feel fatigued but can still function. Taking shorter walks and going to bed earlier.
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1 down, 7 to go. And you know, there's no shortage of people who would take care of prepping/cooking that chicken for you since your not supposed to "do"...
Get some rest and let the healing do its' thing.
Trust me, I'm all over it. I will take care of my girl and won't let her do anything that may slow down the healing.
I am overwhelmed by the care and support shown in the comments to Debbie's Journey. She cannot fail with love like that.
Dear Debbie,
Why did you choose a horse cookie cutter for Valentines day? I did as you said:)
Love you
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