• Turn up the heat.  Your ability to be warm-blooded is probably weakened.  Does it seem like blankets and comforters don’t make you any warmer?
• Wear socks.  I heard somewhere that one’s body temperature generally follows the temperature of one’s feet.  I normally don’t wear socks when I sleep (I feel they’re not as comfortable as not wearing them).  But socks will keep you warm.
• Move your bed away from the windows.  You never know if drafts (that you’d normaly be insensitive to) are agitating you.  If your bed is right up against the wall/windows, move it away about 6 inches.
• Take a lozenge.  For this particular illness, it hurt to swallow.  Taking a lozenge provides temporary relief.  It is also a mild anesthetic  so our mouth will be numb.
• Drink lots of Fluid and take some Soup.
• Avoid touching cold things and wear slippers or socks when roaming the house.
• Flip the pillow over a bunch of times.  It’s nasty to reposition your head only to discover that you’ve just landed your cheek in a huge puddle of drool.  Flipping the pillow over allows time for the puddle to dissipate.
• Listening to music is agitating.  Either don’t listen to any, or listen to soft music like opera or classical.
• Have a glass of water, a box of tissues, and some spittage receptacle nearby.  That way you’re not thirsty, blowing your nose on blankets/sheets, and spitting on the floor.

That’s all I can think of for now.  Stay well, everyone!