4. Prepare for a time out or illness ahead of time.
Being sick is hard work and takes up all of your time. While you’re healthy make a big pot of soup and freeze in single servings, make a lasagna that your family can heat up on their own, make and freeze some ginger tea concentrate. (Recipe coming up this spring.)
Remember viruses aren’t polite and always show up unannounced.
Pamela says
April 2, 2015 at 9:58 pmI’ve been thinking that I was alone in my debilitating 2015 bronchitis. Your odyssey sounds exactly like mine! Thanks for sharing, now I don’t feel like I’m somehow to blame for this hanging on so lonnnnggg! The coughing just seems to lag forever. Longest siege of bronchitis I’ve ever had. I usually knock it out in a few days with oregano oil therapy. Not this year. I am eager for your ginger tea concentratre. Best to you Kathy and get well soon!
Kathy Hester says
April 2, 2015 at 10:00 pmIt seems like it goes on forever! I hope you start feeling better soon!!
Janet says
April 3, 2015 at 7:36 pmI always look forward to your posts, but you should take a break when you need it. You gave some good advise here, reminding us to slow down and listen to our bodies – thanks.
Sue Ellen says
April 6, 2015 at 8:09 amthis is one of my favorite posts; it really resonated with me. Love your blog; love your cookbooks!
Mary says
April 7, 2015 at 11:45 pmI just found you and I’m so excited! I’m signing up for your newsletter!
Linda Carlyle says
April 9, 2015 at 12:33 pmLoved this post. Just found you.
Please add me to your email list. Will investigate your cookbooks.
Thanks
Krista says
April 26, 2015 at 7:25 amKathy, I hope you are back to 100% soon. I’ve never seen anything like the bugs that went around this winter. Everyone in my office was sick for months; a couple of us ended up in hospitals. My tip, from a lesson earned the hard way: Ask for help. Sometimes we cannot do everything.