It’s the fever that
gets you…wares you to the bone.
So miserable.
by Scooj
On looking after my poorly daughter.
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It’s the fever that
gets you…wares you to the bone.
So miserable.
by Scooj
On looking after my poorly daughter.
Natural adventures 
Juice of two lemons
In a glass of hot water
Will fix it right up
(It really works. Makes for a miserable, sweaty night, but tends to break the fever. I hope she feels well soon.)
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I’ll give it a go. Thank you.
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Oops! I just read your comment. I’m glad your daughter’s better!
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I concur! That’s my grandmother’s recipe with a teaspoon of honey. It always helped.
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Fantastic. I’ll not be short of remedies in future.
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Is she doing better?
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Off school again today, but should be ok for tomorrow.
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😦
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Oh, poor dear! I hope she feels better soon. Ice packs wrapped in towel work for my hot flashes. She can hold it like a teddy bear. I do.
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Thank you – I think we are over the worst.
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The pith in citrus fruits is good for flu as well as the citrus. Cut the lemon into quarters and bring it to boil with a tablespoon full of sugar (or honey if you prefer) until it melts. Strain off and keep refrigerated in a jug. Heat up a cupful in the microwave when the illness feels worse (but brush the teeth after). No cure but helps you feel better. Handed down from generations and works well
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Thank you SOL – so many wonderful remedies.
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