Inca Trail fail

That have been prescribed antibiotics and other drugs back in Puno I took that I all set for the Inca Trail after days rest in our hotel. Silly me! That night I started stretching to my spinach ravioli from the previous night and Diddley Squitting more. God was terrible. My roommate has a look at me, woke up to about 6. 30 pm and crashed a doctor to summon. After a full examination, they broke the bad news for me that I needed to off to the hospital back in Cusco at the expense of the test, drip, drugs, and so on must be rushed.

Suffered altitude sickness at all when compared to the rest of the Group of headache symptoms, expected vomiting etc. seemed it that it me, who don't get to do the hike, but for very different reasons, to! I was soooo excluded. I am a girl of the heart mountain and trekking is my big deal, so the best bit of the journey was Miss heart break. Not that I felt some sense do except lie in bed crap in all fit!

So, following two days, on my own

in a room of me in this small hospital in Cusco, speaking nurses surrounded by Spanish. Very shockingly not to know what was going on with me and have all of these drugs in me pumped about a drop in my arm. The doctor as he was fortunately do speak English could explained that I was not just a viral infection, but a parasitic to why the antibiotics all except deleted had not. What bad luck!

So I had to sit there waiting for the drugs to work. The doctor kindly lent me his laptop so I was able, with a few friends on Facebook chat-that I feel less lonely and isolated made. But it was really terrible, especially as the day came, when I started the trek with my group should have!

I had a couple of visits by the local representatives from the adventure company was nice and reassuring. He sorted me out with nights and back to my group to Machu Pichu in only a few days can see train tickets to me. I was finally released from the hospital and settled hotels back in Cusco I used was my group had.

Now, had I a few days in Cusco I wait to waste, to meet with my friends. Not something that I, as Understandabley was looking forward would they all pumped and excited just completed the Trek. Big false smiles are needed I think!

Part of the journey: remain calmer!