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I feel sick to my stomach. I now understand and feel sympathy for those who are unable to talk. I guess the hard rocked on weekend is getting me. This weekend was crazy. After a full 12 hours of partying to celebrate Yoohee’s birthday, I traveled for over 1.5 hours just on subway to watch the 4 hour loud hot standing PGC concert. With barely sleeping 5 hours for 2 days, I felt like somebody kicked and punched me. A better description for those who don’t know the pain of being physically heart, like me, would be comparing it to the stiff headache after traveling in a plane for 12 hours straight from California to Korea. I passionately dislike riding planes, but took an imaginary trip with NO intention this weekend. After 2 days of partying like WILD animals I have the worst sore throat. It feels like swallowing melted foil paper whenever swallowing saliva. There is no sound coming out of my throat. Even after sleeping for 12 hours everyday it feels like I slept for 12 seconds, or suffered from waking up every two minutes even without the need of going to the bathroom.

My body is definitely too week to defend those evil bacteria in the awful air in this humid world. Today, I got a healthy ant-bacteria shot on my butt. I haven’t had a butt shot in over 6 years, it was extremely embarrassing. But the embarrassing butt shot isn’t so effective. “Like colds, the vast majority of sore throats are caused by viral infections. This means most sore throats will NOT respond to antibiotics. Many people have a mild sore throat at the beginning of every cold. When the nose or sinuses become infected, drainage can run down the back of the throat and irritate it, especially at night. Or, the throat itself can be infected.” (Medical Encyclopedia)

Pass my bacteria to hell and let it burn…. Gosh it’s so incredibly painful.

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