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Getting Sick

justme

By justme
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justme Enthusiast
justme
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i woke up this morning all achy.. now i am cold even though the air conditioner is off but my head feels hot... i'm pretty sure i am getting sick... does anyone know where i can find some gluten free chicken soup? if i have to make it i'd prefer a quick recipe... because i may be at the computer now but it is only because i am at work.. the second i get home i'm diving right into my bed.. i know chicken soup probably doesn't really help when you are sick.. it's a mental thing.. lol.. i am aware of that..

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IrishKelly Contributor
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i woke up this morning all achy.. now i am cold even though the air conditioner is off but my head feels hot... i'm pretty sure i am getting sick... does anyone know where i can find some gluten free chicken soup? if i have to make it i'd prefer a quick recipe... because i may be at the computer now but it is only because i am at work.. the second i get home i'm diving right into my bed.. i know chicken soup probably doesn't really help when you are sick.. it's a mental thing.. lol.. i am aware of that..

You can always buy some gluten-free Chicken Broth and simmer fresh carrots, celery, and cooked shredded chicken together. Of course if your not feeling well you may not want to cook...maybe there's a local store with a gluten free soup section?? My local health food store has some.

lindalee Enthusiast
lindalee
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Take a chicken and cook with celery, onions, carrots, parsley. The bones are good to have in it. Add salt and pepper. Don't forget the parsley. Just took this to my pastor who has been sick. It works. Hope you feel better. :)

IrishKelly Contributor
IrishKelly
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Take a chicken and cook with celery, onions, carrots, parsley. The bones are good to have in it. Add salt and pepper. Don't forget the parsley. Just took this to my pastor who has been sick. It works. Hope you feel better. :)

Mmmmmmmm sound good!!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

I like Imagine Brand Chicken Broth. Simmer in some carrot, celery with the leaves, onion, pepper and rice. Make a big pot, and you can heat up a bowl as you need it.

Hope you feel better soon :)

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