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Today, let's talk about how to get over a cold while I make some tea.
Being sick is never fun, especially when you have a sore throat, cough, and congestion. In this sick day vlog...
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0:00 In This Video 0:33 What's in my tea? 1:36 Doctors Visit 2:16 What I Do When I'm Sick 5:39 Next English Community Launch! 7:51 Thanks For Watching!!
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I'm sick. I made this tea because I'm sick. I have a sore throat, a little bit
of a cough, a lot of boogers, I'm very congested, and this tea is definitely
helping me feel better. Guess what it has? My tea has turmeric, ginger, lime, and
honey, and water, and this is really helping me feel better. It's really
soothing my throat. It's not really helping my boogers, but I'll just have to
blow my nose with some toilet paper. That's the only way. The turmeric is
helping boost my immune system. The lime and honey is helping me soothe my
throat, and the ginger is also helping boost my immune system. This is my home
remedy for having a cold. I went to the doctor this morning, and she checked my
heartbeat. She took my pressure. She checked my throat. I had to say ah, and
she said that I don't have an infection. I just have a cold, and I just have to
wait it out. I can't take any antibiotics. Just things like painkillers, like
ibuprofen, but it's so annoying to be sick because I'm the type of person that
needs to move. I need to move a little bit, go to the gym, or for a run, or just
do something. I can't stay still. I can't take time to recuperate, and that's why I
always take so long to recuperate fully, because I don't give myself a break. I
think today I'm going to the gym anyway. I don't care. I know I need it. I need to
go for just a little run. Just do a little exercise. I woke up this morning
with a bit of a sore throat, but as the day went on, my throat got progressively
worse, and I started to have a cough. So, I walked to the corner of my street, and
I bought a juice. It's, um, like Antigripal. That's what it's called in
Spanish, but it's basically just pineapple with orange juice with ginger
and I think lime, maybe, and they mix it all together to make an anti-flu juice,
and it's so good. It really helped my throat feel better, and then I made some
chicken soup, and I had some of that for lunch, and then I made a coffee, but
coffee is not good for you when you have a sore throat. Coffee, I think, irritates
your throat when it's already sore, so it hurt for a little bit there, and I
decided to make a little tea to feel better. It's sad because outside it's so
sunny out today. The day is beautiful, but I just can't go outside. If I walk around
in the Sun, it will just make my throat feel worse, and my cough get worse, and
I'll probably just feel uncomfortable walking around with a stuffy nose, a sore
throat, and a cough, so today I decided to avoid going outside and just stay
inside and work on the things I need to get done, like the opening of my English
community, where we speak together like this every day, but you can speak back to
us. We learn with an international community of students that are just like
you, who are afraid of making mistakes, of sounding stupid, of being judged, or
students who just froze when they wanted to say something. You have the knowledge,
you can understand when I speak to you, and I'm sure you can speak back to me.
You just need to start, even if it's just a few words at a time. That's so much
better than not doing anything at all, and in the community there's no pressure
to speak, there's no pressure to join, there's no pressure to be perfect, nobody
is, and we just encourage others and lift each other up instead of bringing each
other down, and that support is what keeps so many students, more than 300
students in my community motivated, motivated and disciplined to showing up
to the conversation clubs every day to speak. We have three conversation clubs
every day, Monday to Friday, so if you're interested, then check out the link in my
description to join the waitlist. I open four times a year, and I'm opening soon
in October, I think, so join the waitlist so that you're notified when I do open
the community, and so that you're the first to join. I love just chatting with
you guys like this, it feels much more real, like we're actually having a
conversation, and you guys know I love reading your comments, so be sure to
comment your home remedies, because I need to think of some new ones, I'm
running out of ideas, and I really loved this lesson specifically, because it
reminds me of the conversations we have in the community, these little casual
chats that are very real, but also very comprehensive, right? So tell me one new
word that you learned in this video, and like this video if you want more videos
like this, of us just casually chatting, and if you liked this video, I'm sure
you'd like my learning English chat playlist, so go check that out, the link
will be in the description and in the comments. Remember guys, never stop
learning! I'll see you next week, bye!