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[xiane]

I'm in a tent-pile of blankets and I still can't get warm.

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[krasota.livejournal.com]

bedstone?
rice bag?
electric blanket?
heating pad that you *won't forget is on*?
thermacare patches?

*warm hugs*

[xiane.livejournal.com]

I should go heat up the corn bag, but I'm too cold to leave the blankies. It's terribly cold in my room, but this flu is giving me the shiver-shakes too.

I think I need to purchase a heating pad.

[mmymoon.livejournal.com]

Heh, I had minor bits of that last night. I hate the cold-bones-never-going-to-warm-up feeling. I have five comforters, literally, and am still chilly. Bugs must be going around EVERYWHERE -- I had vomitus, but not as bad at you. (And yet, now when I vomit, I do so with glee, as it is a RARE occasion. Thank you, non-moldy house.)

Is it a cold snap there, too?

Must find my 'lectric blankie. And another down comforter.

You need extra socks! The really fuzzy kind!

[xiane.livejournal.com]

no more vomitus!

I have thick slipper socks on; I sleep in 'em. This room is like an icebox, and being flu-y doesn't help. I'm under a thick comforter and my flannel sheet and I have sweats and long fingerless gloves on - IN MY BED - to keep my hands warm.

Gahhh. :D

[krasota.livejournal.com]

big carpets. on your walls. *nods*

that's what you need.

it worked in russia. it will work for you.

carpets. carpet and vodka.

[ismene.livejournal.com]

I think it was the vodka that had the warming effect. I always feel overheated when I've been drinking a lot or have taken codeine.

do what I do,

[bukakke4justice.livejournal.com]

I have been sick for about a week as well, and chris the best thing to do is find the warmest place in the house. get two blankets and a cup of warm tea and cuddle up with you pet (MAX the cat in my case).