When I'm sick I want to watch television.
And I am sick.
A long standing periodontal infection (which is the clinical name for an infection of the gums) that I didn't know I had may have entered my bloodstream. Through the blessings of knowing people in the dental profession I was able to be examined today by a very kind provider who is clearly not in dentistry for the money and clearly loves what they do and their patients. They examined me and told me what I needed to do, wrote me two prescriptions (in the event my insurance wouldn't cover one) and sent me on my way.
It's 8:00 p.m. and I am in bed. With a fever. The right side of my face feels like it's on fire.
I was told that if my body does not respond to the antibiotics by Monday, to go to the ER and request and IV drip with antibiotics.
To help my gums heal I will need to be on a soft food diet for the next ten days.
Television goes great with fevers and comfortable beds.
37 year old woman with bi-polar disorder, general anxiety disorder, and ADHD chronicles the break-up of her television (and all streaming platforms) to spend more time reading, writing, creating, doing physical activity, cultivating offline friendships and that whole adult-ing thing. Read-along, maybe?
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