Tell me about feeling uncomfortable and uncomfortable. What are the selected things to say about feeling uncomfortable and uncomfortable?

I must be sick of teachers. I feel like vomiting when I see it. I feel uncomfortable all over and have chest tightness and shortness of breath.

More than 22 degrees, it’s still raining, and it’s windy. It feels like it’s back to the south. I feel uncomfortable all over and I’m lying down.

I feel uncomfortable all over my body these days, and I feel sorry for myself. Please be kind to me March.

I had a very uncomfortable sleep that night. I felt like I had a cold and my throat hurt. My aunt came to visit me at night. My whole body ached, my stomach was uncomfortable, my waist was uncomfortable, and I didn’t sleep much all night.

Mostly, he is disabled. He feels uncomfortable all over his body. It hurts wherever he moves. He is still not feeling at ease when sleeping. The more he sleeps, the more tired he becomes.

I have a cold. It feels so uncomfortable, but my heart feels even worse because you are no longer with me.

After a serious illness, I have learned to comfort myself, and I have learned to light a lamp of hope for myself in the seemingly endless darkness.

I am sick, tired, difficult, annoyed, in pain, crying, and defeated.

Whenever I feel sick and uncomfortable, when it rains and I don’t have an umbrella, when I can’t carry things alone, when I encounter a problem that I can’t solve, when I feel aggrieved and have nothing to say, I am fine. Miss you.

I really want someone to be with me now. Every time I feel lonely, uncomfortable and sick, I am alone.