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OriginalGriff wrote: at least there isn't anything nastier coming after the current vile bug I guess.
You can worry about that later.
First you need to focus on getting better. Eat as you normally do and don't skip meals because you don't feel like it. Your bodies need the nutrients.
Best wishes; and keep an eye on the cat.
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I wish I could. You know the old aphorism "What goes up, must come down"?
Food is turning that round: "What goes down, must come right back up again"...
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I didn't ask if you could; I stated you should try.
Half a cup of chicken broth. If it comes back, you try again later.
There's a small war inside your body. See it as an attempt at supplying your troops with resources.
Just try, aight?
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I'll relay what my doc told me the other day (I went in for a migraine skip-work ticket).
'-Apparently most severe reactions are due to the body's own immune system overreacting to the virus, which is why children [i.e. less developed immune system] are rarely badly affected whereas older (even from 20 y/o) adults can have very severe reactions. Kids can still be carriers though so you must still keep them away from grandma/pa. again: I'm just relaying what my doc told me - so can't/wont answer questions or even defend it.
[for my opinion I will add] I still wouldn't take it as a reason to expose kids into danger spots, and, even less: purposely compromise/inhibit one's own immune system.
as to chicken broth: dunno, I'm more a starve-it-out (often-throwup) when sick - sip warm water only.
- but if nothing else it's food that ?-might be easier to keep down-? / ?-get past a sore throat-?
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pestilence [ pes-tl-uh ns ] noun
1. a deadly or virulent epidemic disease. especially bubonic plague.
2. something that is considered harmful, destructive, or evil.
Synonyms: pest, plague, CCP
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lopatir wrote: as to chicken broth: dunno, I'm more a starve-it-out (often-throwup) when sick - sip warm water only.
My grandmother wasn't and she knows best; never heard any doctor contradict her.
You need moisture, salts, and anything else that you can hold down.
lopatir wrote: if nothing else it's food that ?-might be easier to keep down-? / ?-get past a sore throat-?
From experience; you'd get artificial food into a vein, or the body will cannibalize what is there; even muscles, including the heart.
Any docter will tell you the same; water, minerals. You can survive on that far longer than you expect. She needs the same; doesn't have to like it, just as long as she tries.
If she fails too oft, call the hospital. I've no reason to lie to you. Drink some broth tomorrow; if you puke, try small sips again after four hours. Your body needs resources now, as does hers. You also need warmth. Not a grandmother-tale, your physician will agree.
Force her, blame me. Ask your docter if you doubt me (which you should).
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I wrote my last post thinking it was Griff. And sorry, I'm in a weird mood again.
lopatir wrote: as to chicken broth: dunno
Well, I do. Chickensoup is a cure-all since ages; it has water, protein, vitamins and minerals, easily accessible for the bodies digestive thingy. It is light and more easily to digest than pudding. If you prone to puking, then some liquid with the same saltiness as your blood (and without large pieces) is the easier thing for the body to absorb. You don't try anything else until that stays down.
lopatir wrote: get past a sore throat-?
IF your stomach can handle chicken broth and you want to relax the troath; milk with honey and mint. Eucalyptus would be preffered, but normal households don't have that. Honey will form a protective (anti bacterial) layer, and minth opens the lungs. Other herbs may do similar.
If you can hold it down, warm a plate of warm milk with the same, and add some with bread into the milk. It will taste horrible, but it contains all your body needs for a few weeks.
Ask your doctor; if things bad enough that you request MY advice, then it IS time to see a doctor. If you cannot answer someone with a complete sentence without gasping for air, then skip the doctor and go to the hospital. Don't argue there; tell them to call me if there's a doubt, and I'll "gently" explain the situation.
Rage. Rage. Rage.
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: Chickensoup is a cure-all since ages;
Nope. Just an old wives tale. The fats in it are bad for digestion. It's a comfort food, no more.
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ZurdoDev wrote: The fats in it are bad for digestion
It was the first thing I got in the hospital after they cut a piece of intestine.
Fat isn't bad for digestion; too much of it is bad, but that goes for anything, even water.
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: It was the first thing I got in the hospital
If you think doctors know best, you might want to do some research.
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ZurdoDev wrote: If you think doctors know best, you might want to do some research.
I prefer them cutting into me over programmers.
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That's fair.
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...and hydration. Never underestimate that.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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That's just great! 
Chris is going to have to fumigate the Lounge, and all 14,000,000+ of us are going to have to be quarantined! 
Feel better soon!
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No - we just leave his posts out in the sun for a couple of days and that should reduce the active viral load to essentially nothing.
Now: who's got a sturdy pair of gloves and a bit of time to help me haul them all out onto the front lawn?
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I didn't realize that your front lawn was that big. We are talking a lot... and I mean a lot of posts. You also might want to think about getting a front-end loader or maybe even a crane. 
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Stupid - An individual without knowledge and is incapable of learning.
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When I said "mine" I actually meant "my neighbour's" because he has (a) a bigger lawn, and (b) some heavy earth moving equipment because he's currently digging out his basement. It's win win for everyone. Except him, of course, but he's easily paid off in beer.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I wish for a quick recovery of you both.
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Personally, after the third watermelon, I'm full."
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Get well soon! The Lounge is not the same without you! 
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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Get well!
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Everyone becomes an f'n doctor now, giving you advice, etc., including me. 
Deal with this just like the flu and you will be fine.
You have no control over your body or her body to fight this off if it become worse; which of course, I hope and trust is not the case.
Remember COVID-19 is rarely dangerous to most people, and is just like a really bad flu at worse for most people.
Again, sending you both good juju and happy thoughts.
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Slacker007 wrote: Remember COVID-19 is rarely dangerous to most people, and is just like a really bad flu at worse for most people.
My mother is the kind that simply works and cooks, whether flu or pneumonia.
After Corona that stopped.
"Rarely dangerous" is too soon; we don't know the long term effects, nor how long immunity lasts.
Slacker007 wrote: Everyone becomes an f'n doctor now
In the past every grandmother was. Chickenbroth, warmth, rest, love.
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Wishing you both a speedy recovery.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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Is there any correlation between having the test and the way you are actually feeling now? Either way best wishes to you both.
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Best wishes to you and Herself for a speedy recovery. ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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Wishing a speedy recovery
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