she needs it, who knows where i've been?That's awesome! It actually helps a lot!
During this time of year I make a habit of carrying hand sanitizer in my purse.
that's what i was hoping. given my grandma lives with us and she gets sick just by saying the word flu, i try to not only prevent her from getting sick as often, but also prevent me and the rest of us from getting sick too. i'm done with my incubation period and am happy to report no one in my family seemed to get sick.That's awesome! It actually helps a lot!
During this time of year I make a habit of carrying hand sanitizer in my purse.
thanks!glad the incubation is over! the sanitizing is a great idea. also, for yourself, just keep nourishing your body with the proper nutrients to maintain a strong immune system, and hopefully you'll be free of infection.
and i'm trying! i've been drinking a lot of the revive vitamin water (originally it was because only that and tea felt good on my throat - oddly enough plain water hurt!) which i hope helps. 100% rda vitamin c and 50% for several b vitamins. oh and thanks doctor mia! ha, really? for me it's never been a problem. as long as i don't watch it going in or anything, i'm fine. plus i'm way too addicted to tattoos.I should admit that I'm also horribly averse to needles.
And am always interested in a way.
I watch it, too. Want to see that they do it right.
i operate under the theory that all needles are doing good things for me, since i'm not shooting up on heroin or anything...but i can't speak for everyone on interference. i'm happy to be morbid and look, it's wrong but i do it anyway.
oh hell yeah, at the very least i drink tons of milk. i love seafood too, though i hate salmon. though coincidentally i have a meal planned this week involving cod.you're welcome! sounds like you're doing great! since you are taking in a lot of vitamin c, be sure to include foods with calcium and magnesium to help with absorption of it. i don't recall whether you like seafood, but omega-3s will also help a lot. so if you can add some salmon to your food plan that will definitely help too
i don't really get vaccinations save for the one my school requires. but, i do kinda like the sensation of the needle. i watch it happening every time
i needed one in 01 for college, then had another one in 05 when i was in my car accident, then again like two years ago for college yet again! i don't think i'll ever get tetanus now!
), and luckily they always care. Even have to look away when the needles don't involve myself. You don't really want to know what happens otherwise.
oh i totally understand, the only vaccination i've had this decade is a tetanus shot, which i've actually had three of.
i know! the hospital gave it to me to be on the safe side since it's not like they could access my records, but i was shocked when my college sent me that letter saying i had to have it again! it still hasn't been ten years since i had the one in 01 so i'm sure i've got enough of the vaccine in me to keep me good for life!That is stupid. A tetanus shot lasts for ten years. It's totally useless to give another one. Why are colleges requiring a new shot?
Or is the vaccine so much different between the countries?
. I like to chalk that up to my immune system working the way it's supposed to and to my mom who is always telling me to wash my hands (seriously, the first thing that she says when I come home from college is "Wash your hands!!", not even hello ).
Looks like its just yours with this one....
