Tag: flu

• Not My Favorite People

  I have what is known as the “white coat syndrome”, a marked elevation of blood pressure when needing to visit a doctor. I have normally low blood pressure–I most likely won’t get a heart attack. My reality becomes secondary when I have a doctor’s appointment. So I avoid them. At all costs. Often to my […]

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  December 2, 2021

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  confusion, COVID, Dayle Rogers, divisiveness, flu, God, Jesus, Not My Favorite People, social media, Tip of My Iceberg, white coat syndrome, wisdom, wisdom from above

• The Sick Side Of The Domino Effect

    Who plans for this stuff? Nobody. Insidious germs, however, are a fact of life. Things that come upon us unaware, and strike when we least expect them. I’m talking about the flu. Two of our children with their kids are staying with us presently; the cousins are having a blast playing with each other. […]

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  October 28, 2019

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  community, compassion, contagious, Dayle Rogers, flu, God, humanity, sharing, The Sick Side Of The Domino Effect, Tip of My Iceberg, valuing others

• Knock Yourself Out–Carefully

  I’m a lousy patient. No question about it. I’ve no problem caring for others who are sick. Except my husband. If he moans and groans too long, I tend to acquire a “Suck it up, dude” attitude. If it’s me that’s under the weather? Denial smacks me upside the head like a wrecking ball. I […]

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  October 24, 2016

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  challenges, consequences, flu, God, hard choices, headaches, patient, rest, transformation