Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a huge meeting tomorrow with officials who are flying in from overseas. It has been scheduled for 6 months, cannot be rearranged, and no one can fill in for me. The meeting is a max of 4 hours from 11 am- 3 pm.
In the last 2 hours I’ve suddenly been hit by a raspy feeling in my lungs/chest, slight sore throat, chills/hot feeling, and dizziness. No fever and my temp is actually reading lower than my normal. I don’t have a Covid test left in the house but also…cannot have Covid and blow this meeting up.
I have cold meds, ginger, smoothie supplies, and zinc. DH is taking over and I’m going to bed right now and can sleep 10 hours if I can fall asleep. Should I do anything else?
I’m so used to cancelling or going virtual for every little sniffle these past years but those days in my org are definitely over. Tell me how to function tomorrow!
yes you can have COVID. Shingles doesn't care, COVID doesn't care (that you have a meeting)
Doesn’t matter if it’s Covid. OP sleep, antihistamines, Advil, and some tea tomorrow before work. Then come home and sleep.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Always have a backup. You are sick and SHOULDN'T go to the meeting, but what if you got hit by a bus and COULDN'T?
If OP were in the hospital, I think everyone would understand. If she has the sniffles, she'll be expected to present.
I hope a good night's sleep does the trick, OP. If you do really need to be there, I think the advice to get some real Sudafed is best. Power through, you can sleep afterwards.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Always have a backup. You are sick and SHOULDN'T go to the meeting, but what if you got hit by a bus and COULDN'T?
If OP were in the hospital, I think everyone would understand. If she has the sniffles, she'll be expected to present.
I hope a good night's sleep does the trick, OP. If you do really need to be there, I think the advice to get some real Sudafed is best. Power through, you can sleep afterwards.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Always have a backup. You are sick and SHOULDN'T go to the meeting, but what if you got hit by a bus and COULDN'T?
If OP were in the hospital, I think everyone would understand. If she has the sniffles, she'll be expected to present.
I hope a good night's sleep does the trick, OP. If you do really need to be there, I think the advice to get some real Sudafed is best. Power through, you can sleep afterwards.
Anonymous wrote:Always have a backup. You are sick and SHOULDN'T go to the meeting, but what if you got hit by a bus and COULDN'T?
Anonymous wrote:It sounds like you have a cold. Did you never go to work with a cold before? What has happened to us?
Anonymous wrote:It sounds like you have a cold. Did you never go to work with a cold before? What has happened to us?
Anonymous wrote:Do not go in sick. Do it virtually. It would be horrible to make them sick too.