[TPR] Project Mach I for 2018 has been stalled

[Asa Jay Laughton]

I'm on meds now, yea baby!

The cough was just a small tickle, like you get with the onset of a head cold and you  get nasal drainage down your throat.  I've had head colds before that last a few days so initially I had no concerns.  A little Tylenol, Sudafed, sleep and it should pass soon.  When the cough got worse and moved into my lungs, it became doctor time.

Yes, I probably could have gone in a couple days sooner, but at that point I don't think I would have suspected, or given the doctor any reason to suspect anything more than a head cold.  Maybe he'd have figured it out anyway.

Point being, most of us are at, or getting to an age where we need to suck it up and see the doctor, even if we think we don't need to.

Asa  Jay


⁣Asa  Jay  Laughton, W7TSC, MSgt, USAFR, retired
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On Dec 29, 2017, 11:56, at 11:56, Mad Dog Antenucci via TPR <tpr at teampanteraracing.com> wrote:
>Don't be a slacker slacker.....did you get antibiotics and steroids?You
>should have. Why did you wait so long to go to doctor?Jezus H. Dawg
>I have learned to live with pneumonia the last 3 out of 4 years.The key
>for everyone reading this is to NOT wait until you are coughing so bad
>you can not sleep.That is where you go to doctor and demand xrays to
>see if you have pneumonia. But get the flu and pneumonia shots yearly.I
>just started doing that last year
>Don't wait like slacker Asa or Dr. Dawg 
>
>
>
>      From: Asa Jay Laughton via TPR <tpr at teampanteraracing.com>
> To: "tpr at teampanteraracing.com" <tpr at teampanteraracing.com> 
> Sent: Friday, December 29, 2017 11:13 AM
> Subject: [TPR] Project Mach I for 2018 has been stalled
>   
>Hi all,
>I pray y'all had a great Christmas and were able to spend some quality 
>time with family and friends.  Despite some of the bad things that 
>happen throughout the year, it's good to know we still have family and 
>friends to lean on when the going gets tough.
>
>My plans for this final week of the year were to get out and do more 
>disassembly on the Mach I.  Let me tell you that didn't go as planned. 
>
>After five days of fighting what seemed to be a slight head-cold, and 
>sapping all my energy (and I mean -all- my energy), I went to the
>doctor 
>yesterday and came away with a diagnosis of Pneumonia.
>
>Nice!... not!
>
>It explains the weakness and lack of energy.  But it also tells me I'm 
>not going to be able to get out to work on the car for a few weeks, 
>especially if it continues to stay cold and miserable outside.
>
>This is not fun, I wouldn't recommend it for anyone.
>
>I just hope I can get back to my regular job next Tuesday.
>Asa  Jay
>
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