So I started taking this really cool class.
It’s called Herbology and I found out about on a fluke but so grateful I did. The Naturopath that teaches this class makes everything so interesting, so clear, and fun.
She shares her wisdom with us, which I find is a blessing. I gave never enjoyed a class more than this one. I am learning ancient ways to help my body through the plants God has given this wonderful earth.
I really love to learn about various herbs and how they have been used for thousands of years. How they don’t just treat symptoms but treat the body and get to the cause of the problem
I love learning about what they look like how to identify them, what use they have.
But what drives me crazy are grown adults who come to class so sick with viruses that they look like death or near death.
We’re getting into flu season, and with the number of outbreaks on the rise, there needs to be a serious talk about how to stop the spread of these ungodly germs. I know that teachers, bosses all preach the “if you’re sick stay home”
I just wish people would listen
Here’s some rules sick people should learn and honor.
Honor thyself: If you want to get better, you have to treat yourself right. Stay home. Rest.
Thou shalt not hack as tho thou hath the plague or ready to expel a lung. I always feel bad for the hackers in class, but the constant coughing can make it really hard to hear the person conducting the class or if attending it’s hard to concentrate on the class
If thou feels as though thou shall vomit, or have diarrhea thou shalt not go to class in the first place. Kind of speaks for itself, doesn’t it?
Thou shall have respect for other mates in the class If you fail to follow this commandment, you risk getting your classmates and friends sick as well, which just continues the illness cycle. See it as a chance to catch up on your favorite show on Netflix. We all deserve a break once in a while.
Chronically Grateful Me by Deb Andio 
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