The morning is beautiful and pleasant, and I glorify God for that. I'm also thrilled and overjoyed because I've finished all of my anti-malarial medications and am now completely healthy. I'm thankful to my creator and to everyone who has asked me for help. Since today is Boxing Day, let's continue to celebrate. Today, I will share with everyone how I contracted malaria and the circumstances leading up to and following it.
After the prayer service is over, I have to go to two bus stops before I can reach my home because I attended a religious program that evening. I went to the first bus terminal at 9:00 p.m. to charter my vehicle to get to my residence, but there was none there. Since it was noticeably dimmer than I had anticipated, I had to walk there. Upon arriving at my residence, I came to the realization that the mosquito bites I received the previous evening were what had caused my discomfort.
I swiftly said my daily prayers and made intercession after feeling hungry when I first got out of bed. I then ate breakfast and cleansed my clothing. My mum left to go to the marketplace after that, and I took acetaminophen as soon as I felt like I was getting a migraine in the afternoons. I dozed off, and when I woke up, I discovered I had become more uncomfortable.
My cousin told me to eat after I consumed my medicines, but I didn't feel like eating. I then went back to sleep and woke up in the middle of the nights shivering a lot. My cousin informed my aunty that I have stiffness, and she then provided me with healthcare coverage and medications to help me a little bit.
I started to slowly but steadily heal from the illness after taking my medication. After completing my medication today, I truly want to thank God, my aunt, and my big cousin, who took care of me.
I am fully okay for now and new year here we come
happy new year in advance ❤️❤️❤️
That’s good you’re feeling better! Malaria is difficult for sure. It’s always helpful to have people around that can help you when you’re not feeling well and provide you with some things to get better. It’s not fun when you move out to your own house or apartment and those people aren’t around! Lol I had influenza when I lived alone and it was terrible I had to do everything myself and felt dizzy just standing up. Not a fun time but it was a learning experience!
i am better now.. thanks
I was wondering what other way there was to get malaria but I get your story 😄 I'm not sure if one can contract malaria immediately like that but I do know anti-malarial medicine side effects can cause one to feel sick. Good thing you are 100% okay now. Happy new year to you too.