Tag Archives: sickness

Fact or Fiction

Posted on June 6, 2022 by Linda Andrews

Picture this—Phoenix, 2022 A little known author purchased a table at a popular convention to peddle her books. Fans oohed and aahed about one series that takes place after an influenza pandemic. When was it written? Ten years ago. Impressing … Continue reading →

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The Gross Post

Posted on July 17, 2017 by Linda Andrews

If you have a weak stomach or a sensitive gag reflex, you may wish to skip this post. It started late Wednesday night. That queasy, dizzy feeling in the pit of the stomach that makes you afraid to burp for … Continue reading →

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We’re not there yet

Posted on June 14, 2017 by Linda Andrews

I am so over this cold. The long 4 day ramp up to 4 miserable fever-filled days. And now the eternal recovery. I’m still stuffed up and my ears are clogged, but the coughing is down to a minimum, for … Continue reading →

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A Warning From Beyond…

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Linda Andrews

the fortress of snot rags. Get. A. Flu. Shot. There. I’ve said it. Now, let me pass along some gross statistics. We returned from a trip and wham got a proper beat down by the flu the very next day. … Continue reading →

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A Human View on Illness

Posted on October 9, 2013 by Linda Andrews

Have you ever faced a serious illness or known someone who has? Chances are, you’ve answered yes. Why? Because we are human beings. Humans with bodies designed to breakdown. As complex as we are, it is a miracle more things … Continue reading →

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