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A Year Without Lip Action?

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Posted October 23rd 2009 at 04:52 AM by s_tor_m

My test results came back. First, my blood-cell count test (the one that isn't 100% accurate but usually gives the doctors a pretty good idea about what I have) showed little indication that I have mono. All my cell counts were normal, with the one exception simply showing that I had an infection...which we all know anyway. So, we all figured we hit another brick wall and my illness remained unknown. However when the second test came back (the one that took longer but was a for-sure answer of whether or not I had it) it came back positive for mono. Confused? Yeah, me too.

But regardless of the double story we were getting from my blood, the doc says I definitely have mono. Basically he told me that even if I start to feel normal again (which I'm already beginning to, thank the big man upstairs) and my symptoms aren't present anymore, I'll still be sick. I'll pretty much still be sick for several months, or up to a year. Meaning? For the next year I have to always use my own straw (which I rarely do), not share a lollipop (who doesn't steal a lick every now and then?), and basically keep every drop of my saliva in my own contaminated mouth.

This also means no kissing.

Okay, so it's not like innocent, little 'ol Tor gets a ton of romance action in the first place...in fact I could count the number of guys I've kissed on one hand (all of which were sadly a one time thing.) But really? A whole year? Are you people crazy? I just started my first year as a college girl and now you tell me I can't kiss anyone? That was an FML moment for sure. I probably don't have to wait the entire year. Or maybe I should just put a "CONTAGIOUS" sign on my forehead.

Oh, and I apologize for the long blogs lately. I'm sure most of you just take one look and don't bother which is completely fine. There's just been a lot going on this past week, but hopefully things will start to go back to normal.

Peace&Love
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    I hope you feel better!!
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    Posted October 23rd 2009 at 09:15 AM by DomoKay DomoKay is offline
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    Mono tests are a bitch! I remember mine kept coming back with mixed results tooooo...



    I hope you continue to feel better, though.
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    Posted October 23rd 2009 at 11:29 AM by noise94 noise94 is offline
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    I hope things continue to look up for you. As you do deserve it.
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    Posted October 23rd 2009 at 05:14 PM by .Sarah. .Sarah. is offline
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    Aw thanks guys
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    Posted October 23rd 2009 at 07:50 PM by s_tor_m s_tor_m is offline
 
 
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