#Aches and Pains

[glittergroovy]

[thatsbelievable]

[promptsforyourwhumpfic]

Whump Prompt #1328

Anon asked:

Hi! do you have prompts/suggestions for fun illness symptoms besides like fever and cough and such? I feel like my sickfics are getting really repetitive and I wanna spice them up but I'm not sure how

Sure! Here’s a few:

- Difficulty sleeping / sleeping too much / excessive tiredness

- Not being as ‘sharp’ in conversation

- Glassy eyes/bloodshot eyes

- Stomach pain

- Aching joints

- Loss of appetite

- Sinus pressure

- Chills/hot flushes

- Dizziness

- Shortness of breath

- Confusion

- More emotional

- Nausea

- Dehydration

- Runny/dry nose

- Dry, chapped, sore skin around nose and lips.

- Sudden drowsiness

- Breathing difficulties / blue/pale lips

- Chest pain (from coughing too much)

- Coughing up blood

- Sneezes that cause nosebleeds.

[yes-i-am-happyaspie]

Better Borrowed by happyaspie

No Archive Warnings Apply | Rated T | Word Count 3,518 | Sick Tony Stark, Fever, Irondad

Tony wakes up feeling better than he has in days. He doesn’t feel perfect, but he easily deems himself healthy enough to spend time with Peter. Then the fever returns and chills set in. It’s fine. He always keeps a hoodie in the lab. He finally finds it- on Peter’s back.

“Hey, Bud. Think I could borrow my own hoodie for today?”

Sicktember 2024 Prompts:

7 Borrowed Hoodie 9 Over Dramatic Patient/Caregiver 14 Clean Sheets/Fresh Pajamas 27 “This is Non-Negotiable.”

Cozytober 2024 Prompt:

1 Borrowed Sweatshirt or Coat

[jhsharman]

Old People Disco Dancing

Noted: The "gag bag" feature was a selection of reprinted comic strips -- started with old Bob Montanas and moved to more recent Dan Decarlos, so in this instance the 1981 issue is reprinting a comic strip that had been in the newspaper a few years earlier -- the "getting in right after a trend is over" rule is not in effect. Though, I guess they were still a go in 1986 -- or at least re-enacting a scene from 1979.

Who is Moose dancing with?

[hobohobgoblim]

I am very ill. When I called I sick this morning my throat was so swollen I could barely make myself comprehensible. At least my boss doesn't think I'm faking.

[mbrainspaz]

me: okay yeah I'm gonna forget all my life problems and work on my comic for a few hours.

my body: Counterpoint—you will have a muscle knot behind your right shoulder so painful it could fell an elephant.

[cfs-crohns-colitis-warrior]

Okay, I can’t decide if the pain has eased or not, but I’m going to at least try and sleep now.

Although, I need a wee again so I gotta go the loo first or I’ll just be thinking about peeing the whole time I’m trying to sleep, and it’s highly likely that moving even slightly will cause the pain to just ✨twinge✨ in a way that makes me feel like it’s the end and I’m about to die on the toilet at 2:30am.

So, off to the toilet and then hopefully off to sleep. Wish me luck! But if it doesn’t work I’ll be back sooner than I thought to keep doom scrolling and wishing life was fair.

[hebrewbyinbal]

Feeling a bit under the weather? 🤒 Let's tackle it in Hebrew! 🌟

I'm excited to share with you this valuable lesson that goes beyond just listing common discomforts.

We're diving deep into the essential pattern of expressing aches and pains in Hebrew – a skill that's incredibly useful whether you're living in Israel, traveling, or just interacting with Hebrew speakers.

This lesson isn't just about memorizing phrases for a headache or a stomachache. It's about understanding the underlying structure of how to communicate physical discomfort in Hebrew.

Mastering this pattern empowers you to express a wide range of sensations with clarity and confidence.

Why is this extra important? Because language isn't just about casual conversations; it's also about being prepared to express yourself in crucial situations.

Whether you need to visit a pharmacy, explain how you're feeling to a friend, or express concern for someone else's wellbeing, knowing how to articulate these feelings accurately can be a game-changer.

So, if you're ready to add an incredibly practical and vital aspect to your Hebrew language toolkit, this reel is for you.

Save this one to unlock the key to expressing health-related concerns in Hebrew – it's a skill that will serve you in countless ways 📚💬

[gramarobin]

[gennsoup]

And I know that I cannot take unto myself all your aches and pains soothe your tired limbs for you are too proud now to want me to put your feet up on a soft cushion, hold your head when it aches.

Arapera Hineira Blank, What can I?

[glittergroovy]

[playinglleaflet]

Today I had a walk out in the sunshine 🌞 I've been terribly neglecting doing any sort kf exercise lately, and man. My body's feeling it.

[marvelingjules]

I’ve been in pain from my carpal tunnel for four straight days, my asthma’s been horrendous for two weeks, I’m exhausted from sleeping poorly…

And my doc came at me with a message saying i didn’t follow up with a specific care team as asked when I absolutely did, and she wants to “try different (corticosteroid) inhalers” when I have stated many times they cause severe debilitating migraines (multiple times a week) and do not improve my asthma as much as I’m told they should.

I’m tired. I’m at my limit. I tried to maintain politeness in my response but it was definitely a bit short and kinda demanding. I insisted on it being put on record that I have expressed these issues/concerns before, before I’ll even discuss “trying” different inhalers, again.

Just. I do not see the benefit of throwing money at something I KNOW doesn’t help much, and in fact makes my quality of life worse.

Ugh.

[oddman-the-oldman]

Juicing the Salal Berries and making pain medicine in the kitchen wearing my ruffle butt panties and frilly apron just isn't as much fun as it used to be.

Thank God I Only Juice Berries For a Month or Two a Year

[bodyalive]