When kids & parents have the flu

[Anonymous]

If the grandparents want to help, maybe they can bring you some food and just drop it at the door? If one of your kids can go to school tomorrow, let grandparent arrive with a lunch drive him or her.

And seriously, times like this call for lots of Tv, ipad, movies, Gatorade and whatever anyone can eat. Not the time to worry about nutrition at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Heal.com lets you book a home visit by a doctor. Pricier than office visit, but a lifesaver when the whole house is down!

DP. This is great! Much better than exposing an uber driver to flu in a closed environment like a car.

Have you ever used this service?

Pp here - yes, and I was so grateful for it! I learned about it on a similar thread a couple years ago and ended up needing it for similar reasons to op. Dh & I were both down at the same time, but dd really needed to see a dr.

[Anonymous]

This was us last year. It’s movie time. That’s it. No expectations. I have a chronic illness during normal/non flu times so I’ve learned that a movie is not the worst thing in the world. Neither is waffles for dinner. Get well soon!