I'm in the same boat at present
@confetti11 . 3 days after I received notification that the Tribunal Service had ruled on my case in my absence and kept my benefit the same - I started the first cold I've had for at least 10 years (my parents both died 10 years ago, and I certainly haven't had a cold since then). I find myself wondering if it was the shock and fury that I seemed to have missed my day in court to present my case. Certainly I could feel my heart sinking.
3 weeks later I'm still deaf in one ear, despite antibiotics followed by steroid ear spray. At least the earache has gone away!
But still have slight sore throat and runny nose and sneezles.
I wonder if it's down to overactive immune system but only against viruses that makes for the not getting colds thing? I've had bacterial infections over the years - mainly teeth (ouch!)
. Although I trained in Clinical Chemistry many years ago I'm no longer able to take in things well, so don't know much about the immune system. Though I think viruses and bacteria are dealt with by different parts of the immune system.
I do hope that this is a beginning of an improvement for you. But try not to be too disappointed if it isn't.
Best wishes from Liverpool, Maggie
(Oh, I did get my Tribunal rescheduled as I hadn't been informed about it, and neither had my advocate.
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