I don’t know if my marriage is strong enough to survive this virus.
If I get told I’m panicking because I’m simply preparing to feed and care for a house full of humans when the food is unavailable I’ll scream.
Mia Freedman’s thoughts on coronavirus. Post continues below.
Today I was told that no chemists in town have Ventolin. The woman who works at the chemist snuck me an emergency one when she found out how often I’m using mine.
If I didn’t get a Ventolin I’d be in hospital for sure.
It’s not the virus I’m worried about, it’s everything that’s falling down around it.
The interesting thing about this virus is that it’s not the kids I’m worried about, it’s not my husband or any of the other people we are used to putting in front of ourselves. This time it’s me.
I get asthma, I was hospitalised a lot as a kid but I’ve always responded well to medicine and I haven’t had a serious attack since I was 20 and it’s never been something I worry about. I do, however, rely on medication.
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Con needs to see her GP and get some decent prevention- if your using ventolin that often it’s really time for a check up.
Indeed. If you're accessing reliever meds to that extent, something is wrong.
So if someone previously posted the opinion that her husband was a freeloader who needed to get a job and contribute to work around the house and kids, one was accused of being a troll and a bully. Now it seems the author is feeling overwhelmed and alone in running her household, to the point that she feels her marriage will fail. I'm confused.