No. I'm not talking about the weather. When I retired from teaching, I was looking forward to skipping my annual September cold. As soon as the kids stepped in the classroom, so did the germs, and I usually get a cold around the second week of September. This year, it's just me and Karli and we spend most of our day at home, where I thought my annual cold wouldn't find me. Alas, it found me and I have my first cold as a mom, unless you count the 5 colds I had while pregnant, yes, 5! The worst of my five came two days before Karli was born and I couldn't stop sneezing and blowing my nose while in labor (yeah, you try sneezing with an epidural, not too fun!). Then for the first two weeks, I couldn't even smell Karli's new baby smell. Sad story. Well, I'm hoping this won't last too long. Any tips on how to keep Karli safe from the annual cold?
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You are sick on your birthday--how sad! I'm so sorry!
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