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Tag Archives: sickness
Hoping for health
Oof! These past few weeks have been reminiscent of three years ago. G was a baby and in a childcare center, and he was sick ALL the time (his exhausted, sleep-deprived parents didn’t fare much better). That was followed by … Continue reading
Diagnosis and drugs
After some debate mid-week last week on whether or not Gabriel needed to see a doctor, I decided to call our pediatrician’s office and run things by the nurse. It turned out they did want to see him. I hesitated, … Continue reading
Sicko
I pride myself on having a good immune system — I rarely succumb to sickness, and, when I do, my symptoms are generally mild and of short duration. While there may be factors beyond my control (do genetics play a … Continue reading
Bread & tomatoes, illness on the side
Sick + Writer’s block + Entertaining + Tiring week at work (last week) = not much blogging around this place. While I have a relatively high pain tolerance, I don’t do sick well. This has been the kind of mildly … Continue reading