OLD: [video/action for travel buddies]

[bywiseguidance]

[When the video on Ziva's gear snaps on, she's sitting on the floor, leaning against Vicky, her Arcanine, wrapped up in a thick blanket. She looks tired, vaguely ill, and definitely frustrated.

She hates being sick. And the chill and wet certainly didn't help her still recovering immune system, not when she had gotten re-acclimated to desert weather--it got cold at night, but it was a dry cold, not the kind that settled into your bones and made you feel like you'd never be warm again.

Or that you'd never be warm until a giant fire-breathing tiger-dog decided to act as your personal pillow/space heater, either or.]

What is the best way to recover from a cold?

[Sniffle. :C]

Comments

[Video]

[soggypastry]

It depends on what you've got with you. If you don't have medicine just take it easy and try to stay warm. It'll run its course eventually.

[Video]

[bywiseguidance.livejournal.com]

Mm.

I apologize for the complaint. I have never tolerated being sick well.

[Video]

[soggypastry]

[Headshake. Not a bother, really. She got sick herself this time last year, too.] I'm used to hearing about it. People always get sick in this place around this time of year, even if they're prepared. It can catch you off guard if you're not ready.

[Video]

[bywiseguidance.livejournal.com]

[Stupid winter and stupid sickness.]

That is generally how it happens. One can prepare for it, but cannot really see it coming for certain.

[Video]

[soggypastry]

[Stupid Johto, generally. It does this a lot.]

Even if you do feel it coming on, you'll be on the road most of the time. It might be a good idea to start carrying some medicine with you as part of a medical kit.