In June 2012, I contracted viral meningitis. I ended up paralyzed and on a respirator. There was some doubt that I would walk again, and if so, it would take two years for me to walk "normal enough," but I was able to do so in one year. I am still improving, for I am not completely recovered. This blog is to chronicle my experience recovering from spinal cord injury and pass along inspirational stories of others who faced medical situations.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
The headache that would not go away
It started on a Sunday night, when I developed a headache. It was a dull headache, and I took a couple of pain relievers when I went to bed. On Monay, the headache was still there, but I went to work. At work, I took a couple of tablets of aspirin every four to six hours, but the pain would not go away. And so it continued into the next day. My mid-morning on Tuesday, the head started to throb and I went home early, stopping by the supermarket to get some of my "cold-killing" remedies. I started to run a fever, and the headache would not go away. I strated to think I had the flu, but it didn't make sense. In previous times I've had the flu, it's hit me like a brick wall. In this case, my headache had gotten worse gradually over a two day period, and it was about to get worse.
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