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Feeling sick

The last 4 days or so has been Grey, windy, rainy.. We eveb had hail and on the highest peaks of the mountains around here there was some snow. No Wonder it so cold. When there is snow on the mountains the whole. City feels like a freezer. 


The flu came and and took us all by surprice and now the whole family are cuttled up underneath blanckets. Its a bit stressful now when im trying to prepare my travel, but I try my best to relax and feel better..
Times like this its really important to remember the blessings of being sick and in generel have a close relationsship with Allah.

Do not curse fever for it takes away the sins og the son of Adam 
as the furnace removes waste from iron 
~ sahih muslim

We had been living on soups and hot drinks. Specially a helbal te called malwisa mixed with some oregano is really good for relaxing and killing the germs.
Also Olive oil has good for healing the store throat. Unfortunally we are out of Black seed pil and Honey... What a time to run out of these.
I normally dont like to use to much of the regulary medicin but since the small ones fever was really high I had to give them some and alhamduillah it helped a lot.


Now I will return to nurture My family and my self and in sha Allah we will better the next couple of days.

Fi amanillah

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