GraveYard Shift BS

RIP Bill.
We hardly knew ya

 

I asked one of my docs. He said if you were treated for it, it shouldn't show back up unless you've been exposed to it again.

 

Sent that to my wife

 

Hey fellas...back to the night shift grind.

 

I'd consider a long list of things before I'd look for it to be Lyme. Normally the bacterial part is what effs you up at first. Thus the antibiotics.


On an extremely super rare case there are long term lingering stuff. But you'd be better off winning the lottery.

Ill aks the Mrs in the morning. She worked on a case that basically wrote the book of modern Lyme as of 3 years ago or so

 

Sup Shawn

 

Fuckin weird, did a zpack for sinus infection and it seemed to get worse, went on augmentin last week and I’m still getting dizziness and pressure in my head. Equilibrium is off and neck is sore where it meets the back of my head.
All the shit I felt when I found out I had Lyme.

Staying positive and Powering through it but likely calling my primary in the morning.

 

Sitting in on office on a freshly built refinery that has yet to run properly. Each time they fire this thing up it crashes. I think it’s built on an ancient burial ground.

Looks like we will be here until Xmas.

 

Welcome back

 

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I wouldn’t mess around. Call doc pronto

 

Job security?

 

Mornin Shawn, How’r ya now?

 

Indeed!

It fairly close to home, so sleeping in my own bed is a plus also, but the 12 days on, 2 days of schedule has summer looking pretty grim.

 

What line of work are you in ?

 

He does some funny stuff

Sup Shawn

Best of luck

 

I’m doing well. Thanks Bill.

On a sadder note, we had to put down our 10 year old Great Dane this weekend, that was a little hard.

 

I do quality control of oil and gas construction.

Babysit welders and pipefitters for the most part.

 

Thanks mang!
I’m sure staring at/analyzing raw lat/long coordinates in excel sheets and cross referencing them with mapping software is not helping my dizzy much...

 

I'm dizzy after reading that

 

Sorry to hear that; always a tough loss. we had to put our 9 yo rescue mutt down a month before our first son was born. We’re convinced she lives on in spirit because our now 2.5 yo still references his “his buddy Bailey” even though they never met.