Re: Licorice tea

[Guest guest]

I drink a lot of green tea which is known to be rich in antioxidents. Might as well try the licorice rea too. in Ca.

[Guest guest]

del, i'm sorry that you are feeling depressed.......quite understandable when you have lauren to consider.

does she understand that you have a problem?

apart from your husband, is she comfortable with a babysitter or is there a caregiver available through your health system?

roger tried licorice tea but he didn't like it enough to persevere and know if it helped!!!!!!

keep posting, we'll listen and try to help where we can.

sincerely

jennifer in canadaP and D A Thistleton wrote:

Hi all, i'm off to go shopping for some ginger as i feel nauseated this am--i think ginger helps---a friend into herbal remedies says licorice tea also help with chest phlegm --so i might as well try some of that as well--doesnt sound very appetising--those of you using nebs --do you have asthma as well? --or is it just to open the airways to help shift stuff--i have a coup;e of puffs on a ventolin puffer before i do my chest bashing each day --i feel depressed at the prospect of only having IV AB's as an option for infection now--i wonder if they admit me when i get sick will they let me bring my dear little lauren in too--dont know whats going to become of her--its such a worry for me--have to keep well for her sake--June--i was speaking to my son last night and its getting cold in london---as i will be on holidays soon --they think i should go to london to see him for a couple of weeks--the thought of 24 hrs on a plane and dragging a disabled girl

around a city like that--I think not---i dont tolerate the cold too well either--hope you continue to improve lynne--youve sure had a bad trot--just aint fair really --take care---DelPost your free ad now! Yahoo! Canada Personals