The children asked for leave one after another. The class in the morning was full, but when I went in the afternoon, it was mostly empty. All substitute teachers are very anxious, but they have to insist on taking classes while taking precautions.
finally got a notice after finishing the morning and afternoon tutoring that he could leave school and switch to online after attending evening tutoring, but it was only limited to our two private classes because more than two students in our private class group were positive. Everything happened so suddenly, yet it was expected. I took my son and left school quickly with a trace of luck. During lunch today, my son said that he had a headache, which was like a needle prick. I originally wanted to take him to do a nucleic acid test before seeing a doctor, but when I saw a long line of people at the hospital entrance, I gave up the plan for fear of being infected. After all, I know my son's immunity clearly since he was a child. As long as there is an outbreak of disease in school, he will definitely be in the vanguard. Now he is in junior high school, and his performance has been relatively good in the past two years. He has not been sick much, so he thought that his immunity must be enhanced and he should not be infected. Next, I rushed to the drugstore and bought a few boxes of fire-fighting medicine.
The whole night was uneventful. After taking online classes the next day, my son suddenly said that he had a fever. The temperature was 37.2. I waited for half an hour and took another test. It immediately rose to 38.5. I quickly took my son and stood in line in the cold wind for more than two hours before taking nucleic acid tests. After returning home, my son's temperature suddenly rose to 39.8. He had an absolutely high fever, so I quickly let him drink a pack of antiviral granules and then went to sleep. During this period, I kept giving the baby water and physical cooling. I had a high fever all night and waited for the results of Yang. Fortunately, he borrowed his son's diaper from a colleague. After soaking in water, he put it on his head to cool down. The effect was really good. The next day, the baby also had a fever and couldn't wake up. I was afraid that the baby would be dehydrated, so I kept letting the baby drink more water and some porridge. During this period, I drank several packets of antiviral granules. When the temperature was the highest, I also drank it with ibuprofen sustained-release tablets. I was really afraid of burning the baby. It was also a long night of tossing. The condition did not improve on the third day, and the child still had a high fever. As he had no other options, he and his father took the child to the County Hospital to see a doctor. The doctor didn't prescribe any medicine because he had run out of antipyretic medicine, and he didn't even ask if his lungs were okay. Just a few words of advice, as long as the child is in good spirits and carried at home, the fever will definitely go away. As a last resort, we went home again. On the way, my husband asked my son if he wanted to eat chicken drumsticks. The guy, despite having a 40-degree fever, actually nodded. I finally bought a chicken drumstick burger from kfc and took it home. What my son ate was so delicious that he went to sleep again after eating it. My eyes widened when I saw it. When it's cooked like this, where does it come from that you have the courage to eat so much fried food? The temperature was over 38 degrees in the afternoon and did not reach 39 degrees all night. It seems that the virus is about to be defeated. By the fourth day, the child's mental state was much better, he no longer slept as much, and he didn't have to worry about eating. But I kept coughing for the next few days, which made me feel flustered, so I was given cough medicine and phlegm-reducing ambroxol hydrochloride, which seemed to have a little effect.
Unfortunately, his father said that he had a headache and felt terribly uncomfortable, and then he lay down. well! I knew I was hit and didn’t run away. There is no way, everyone is under the same roof. Even though the dishes are separated and the rooms are separated, it is inevitable that the house will be disinfected and ventilated every day. So I can only shift the focus of care to my husband, and just provide some supervision from my children. The day after my husband had a headache, he started to have a fever, over 39 degrees Celsius. He was also given antiviral granules, and when he was feeling the most uncomfortable, he was given the only remaining ibuprofen sustained-release tablet to drink. Now I'm the only one left, cooking several portions every day, giving this to that, and having to touch my forehead to take my temperature. I can only laugh at myself in my heart. I am the chosen cook. During this period, I also taught several online classes to students. I really didn’t delay anything! I also went out to many pharmacies to grab some Chinese medicine, but I came back empty-handed. My throat felt uncomfortable and a bit dry at night, and I thought it was absolutely impossible to get infected because I have a strong immune system. Otherwise, I would have been lying down long ago. It was probably because of the hot and sour noodles I ate at noon.The next day I woke up with a headache and felt hot and cold. I measured 37 degrees Celsius. I am a very cold person, and I have not had a fever for many years, so I am definitely suffering from it. At this time, I was thinking about what I could do, and I felt uncomfortable for a few days.
The truth is, it was so uncomfortable that I was so dizzy that I couldn’t stand up. I had to hold on to the wall even to walk, and I had a splitting headache. In short, there is nothing normal about my body, and no medicine can relieve it. I just want to hum. As expected, Tik Tok can't lie. Humming does make me feel better. Fortunately, I stopped burning after one day, and the highest temperature was 38.2. It's just that headache that makes me miserable, like countless bugs biting me. The situation improved on the third day. I really didn't want to lie in bed anymore, so I was able to walk around on the ground. The headache was relieved, but it turned into a sore throat again. It hurt like hell. It was really like swallowing a razor blade. What follows is endless coughing. I think of the scene in Tang Bohu Qiuxiang where Tang Bohu competes with another to get into Washington, but one of them coughs out his lungs and holds it in his hand, haha! I'm just short of getting it. Fortunately, my husband was two days ahead of me, otherwise we would have had to eat together and eat together. Time flies so fast, it’s almost ten days in a flash. It’s not easy for our family of three to go from being shot together to recovering a little bit as a group! For my son, having a fever was very scary; for my husband, he just lay down for three days. Maybe he saw me collapse, so he got up and took care of us; for me, it was the constant coughing, sneezing, and constant tears. In short, everyone has their own difficulties.
The country’s opening up to the epidemic caught us off guard. We have long been accustomed to being protected, but these days and even months our loved ones can only be protected by ourselves. The epidemic is a mirror that reflects many trivialities in our lives, as well as the beauty, evil and ugliness of human nature. Some people are willing to give away their antipyretics for free to those in need, while some are raising the price of medicines to make the country suffer; some couples take care of each other to overcome the difficulties, while some lovers are dissatisfied with each other; all parents are willing to take care of their children without hesitation, but when they are infected, they always want to stay away from their children... No matter what, in special times, the glory of human nature is always greater than the ugliness of human nature. Otherwise, why have we humans continued to reproduce and survive for so many years? I believe that everyone will get through this difficult moment and welcome the warmth of spring in the coming year.
