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Still ill.....but i got my new book!!

 Hi guys Jess here, 

and as the title of this blog states, I'm still Ill. It is now sitting on my chest and in my sinuses, I'm hoping this means its the end, but as I have still be battling the symptoms it has meant another week of no running or cycling, or any workouts for that matter other that a short stretch. 


This week started off with fatigue then quickly turned to lungs full of what felt like tar, generally the mornings are worse that the evenings, but the hardest battle is the pain in my throat and ears! I'm still on just about everything hoping to kick it and trying to get rest and take it easy, the down side is I'm also constantly exhausted, so where i should have had days off to do festive things i was instead just lounging around feeling sorry for myself, although we did go to the secret speakeasy party, mostly because we had already paid for the tickets and secondly because it wasn't a party party, it was a sit down and listen to chilled music kinds party. 


This week i have also had to cancel my Thai massage and going to see a sloth because of not feeling well, we are hoping to hit some garden centres and pick up Christmas bits tomorrow so i hopefully feel a little more festive...... Overall this month hasn't gone to plan, but I did get my new rebel badge book and I'm excited to work through the second lot of badges!!



I think i am going to sit and reevaluate the rest of the month

So that's that week, sorry guys another unexciting one from me, next week hopefully all being well we should be doing something exciting. 

Thanks for reading, 

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Best wishes 

Jessie

xxx

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