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Patrick Lamb said:
For those who care, I'm much better, haven't had a fever for two days,
and I'd feel great if only I could hock that darned gooey tennis-ball
sized [censored] out of my lungs.
It's generally believed that when the congestion is above your neck,
it's okay to ride and not recommended when your lungs are tight.
Folk lore? Maybe but it seems to make sense and correlates with my
experience.
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 19:56:27 -0800, Zoot Katz <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Patrick Lamb said:
For those who care, I'm much better, haven't had a fever for two days,
and I'd feel great if only I could hock that darned gooey tennis-ball
sized [censored] out of my lungs.It's generally believed that when the congestion is above your neck,
it's okay to ride and not recommended when your lungs are tight.
Folk lore? Maybe but it seems to make sense and correlates with my
experience.
You really should be careful. You may feel better but this is how
pneumonia starts. You feel fine,get back to normal and it's too soon.
Wait until your chest clears up.
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