Who am I?

Sleep around all day. Feeling groggy every time you wake up. Every thing tastes bitter, when you have the desire to eat. Body aches all over. Pressure in my sinuses. Stuff coming out of my nose.

It's not fun indeed.

Being a nurse I tend to my patient's needs and can take care of some of their wants while they are in the hospital. Right now, I'd like some of that TLC (tender loving care) right now. I've eaten all the available food that I can handle, I'm tired of cereal, and about drugged up to go drive anywhere to get supplies.

I'm glad my sister called and I got to talk to my mom. Just knowing someone is thinking, caring, praying for my recovery makes me feel better. I'm still coughing and still having this throbbing headache, but my spirit is lifted and I have a smile on my face.

Is this feeling patients like to have while their in the hospital? Do they come for the medicine or more for the customer service? What do they remember the most: the doctor that they see once a day that told them they can have this one pill, or the nurse that tended to them all day long?

I like this feeling. In fact, I would like feeling right now. So, if you are a female nurse that is available to take care of me for the weekend while I get better, I will be gladly appreciative of your services. =D

I want to feel better...