I do. And I can assure you, in case you've never had it, it is just as bad as you might imagine it to be.
Wait, no. I take that back. It's worse.
Besides the red, hot, sore and painful lump on my breast, there's the fever, the chills, the achey and painful everything - the worst flu ever is what it feels like. The kind of incapacitating flu that makes you want to curl up in bed and not move ever again. The kind that that, when you wake up lightheaded, dizzy, and nauseous from barely eating or drinking anything all day, makes you wonder how you're going to find the strength to carry an 11 1/2 pound infant that is sleeping in your arms a whole 20 feet to get yourself a glass of water. Nasty business, this mastitis.
This, plus the lingering cold that everyone in the whole house has had. That's right, now there's four people coughing their lungs out all night.
It's just a barrel of joy and rainbows around here I tell you.
bleh. vent over.
Feel better soon, Shana!
ReplyDeleteOh no! I'm so sorry. I got mastitis with Julia and as soon as I felt it coming with Caitlin, I took drastic measures to make sure it didn't get any worse. You are right...it's pure misery. I sure hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteChecking in on you. I hope you're doing well.
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