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As I am merely just a Georgia Bulldogs fan, I do know that I don't know what I don't know… but I still DO firmly believe in UGA HC Kirby Smart, and the entire UGA coaching staff, the UGA organization, and the UGA football team too. Georgia has exactly what it takes to stay up and "in the conversation" of being a perennial contender for the CFP (college football playoff) each and every single year. I am very excited as Georgia has won the SEC Championship for two straight consecutive seasons, and going up against historically two great programs in beating both the Texas Longhorns, AND also the Alabama Crimson Tide too. Of course I am disappointed just like anyone else that Georgia lost to Notre Dame two years ago, and then they lost to Ole Miss this past season in two straight Sugar Bowl games. Nevertheless, I STILL DO FIRMLY believe that our Georgia Bulldogs could "WIN IT ALL" for this up coming 2026 season. GO DAWGS!!!!

Dang, 8 weeks! That’s tough stuff! I imagine dealing with it for that long can be extremely draining. Obviously the normal way to fight this is to stay hydrated, get plenty of rest, and possibly an antibiotic and/or OTC meds to treat specific symptoms.

At times it’s likely that it can feel like your just trying to get by until it runs its course, but in your case it appears to be running the course over and over again.

The fact that you’ve been through two different antibiotic treatments along with steroids to no avail makes me think that you’re just going to have to suffer through this thing until your own body adapts and learns how to fight it off with your own immune system.

It’s possible that whatever is causing your illness could in a way be feeding off of itself. What I mean is that just dealing with a lingering sickness can cause much stress, and stress can in some cases weaken your immune system by lowering one’s white blood cell count. This, on top of all of the other symptoms you’re dealing with can drain energy and make it a struggle for your body to shake it off.

I hope you’re feeling better soon. I’m sure this episode is getting more excruciating by the day, and already dealing with it for two months seems almost unbearable. Stay hydrated and rested as much as possible, and hopefully those WBCs can strengthen and figure this thing out. Good luck, hopefully the worst is over and it won’t be much longer.🤞

I get those hard to kill colds every 5-6 months, thankfully I have a cure, two fingers of good bourbon administered a the top and bottom of the hour, until cured.

I'm on week number 8 of a "cold" virus. I've been on two types of antibiotics and steroids - no impact whatsoever. When I went into the doctor 2 weeks ago the nurse told me she had the same thing last year and it lasted 3 months. Apparently it's not the flu or Covid, it's some unidentified virus where the symptoms are different in each person. The frustrating thing is just when you think you're over it, it comes back. I think it may be bacterial in nature because it's so persistent and immune from treatments. On Saturday I was shaving and had a coughing spell and up came what looked like a piece of chicken liver. It was a blood clot… not good, but not entirely unusual given I've been coughing for two months.

I truly hope nobody else gets this stuff because it's a mutha!

I have not read it, but it's now on my list. Thanks for the tip. I guess he violated one/some of the unwritten rules of the game, eh?

"You're not in the target demo any longer."

I didn't think about it that way. Good point.

I think that I'm ok with that.

Man I can remember those days. Reading the sports page and watching SportsCenter.

Like you mention they didn't change because they wanted to change. They would love to still be where everyone had to go for information. They changed because they had to change.

I saw an article on them today that stated challenges are kept if the call is overturned on appeal and lost if the call is upheld. Used wisely, this could be a game changer deep into a tight contest.