That Saturday morning I felt fine. Felt fine the whole time we stood in line at Hudsonville Ice Cream's factory waiting to buy two giant-size ice cream containers. And felt fine most of that afternoon.
Didn't feel too well that evening. Bad enough that I decided I'd stay home on Sunday.Which turned out to be a really good choice. I felt really bad, definitely flu but a little worse then normal. By evening I lacked the energy to sit up. That was not fun.
Monday hit like a load of bricks... that had the flu. You know you're sick when you lack the energy to simply roll over on a couch. Fortunately, I slept a lot, too.
My fever finally broke Monday evening after a nap. I felt much better then!
I don't think I'd ever been so wiped out by the flu before, leading me to think it was swine flu.
By the way, I refuse to say "H1N1" for various reasons, mostly because it takes longer. Unless we instead pronounced it as "Heye-neye" flu. Could you imagine news people on TV and politicians calling it "heye-neye" flu?
Despite having had swine flu, I'm undeterred in my love of all pork products, especially bacon. Mmm... bacon... Frankly, I wish I could have bacon more often. Perhaps it would've protected me from swine flu.
