What a lazy day. Between a night of insomnia from 2:00 o’clock on for some reason to a day of feeling just plain sick. Random pains and nausea plus a persistent headache and, of course, fatigue. I wonder whether this is from the possible case of shingles and maybe some from the antibiotic. Whatever the case, I am flopping around and lying low.
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Donna Peach 
I surely hope that you feel better! Thinking of you!
Crap……….. so sorry to hear this.:-(
I’m betting it’s the antibiotics. They can be a double-edged sword.
XOXOXO,
Brenda
I hope this passes soon. Antibiotics always drag me down. I just hope you have something to take away the pain from the headache and I am sorry if it’s a possible case of shingles. I loved your exercises from yesterday so much and I had so much work that I missed the gym so I did your routine while stuck on the computer. I send you virtual prayers, hugs and XoXoXo – Susan
Hoping whatever it is passes very very soon and you are back to smiling again. Bright healing light, owl wings and eagle’s eyes for you Dear Lady!
That blows. Feel better.
So Sorry to see that you are down with whatever it is you have picked up. Saying prayers to you and I hope you feel better soon… God Bless and Sweet Eagle Dreams to ou two…Betsy.
Take it easy !! sometimes whenI haven’t drank enough water I will have a bad headache.still calling out your name May GOD be with you in a special way love you Peachy Lady