This is the first time I have been away from Pottstown in almost two years. I have been looking forward to the writing retreat I am at for several months, as well as the opportunity to visit some friends after the retreat ends. So, it figures, that I would somehow manage to get sick yesterday.
It started in the morning when I had an allergic reaction to some soy milk I used on my cereal. I didn’t see the regular milk in the fridge, so I grabbed some soy milk for my Life cereal. I had just about finished my cereal when my throat began to tighten and then began to burn and itch. It wasn’t too serious, but the uncomfortable feeling remained for a few hours until being replaced by the constant urge to cough.
While I do not think the two are necessarily related, the fact of the matter is that since yesterday afternoon I have been coughing constantly, my coughs are getting deeper and “juicier” sounding (if you know what I mean), and I am tired beyond all belief. I couldn’t write anything of consequence right now, even if I wanted to.
My hope is that this sickness will soon go away, but who knows if it will or not. Say a prayer for me, if you have the time. I’d appreciate it.

So sorry for you. You certainly have my prayers, so that you can get writing soon.
Thank you, Olive. I greatly appreciate your prayers. Will Humes, Pastor First United Methodist – Pottstown, Pa
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