Flu Season

Lastly, my final problem is the flu season being back on the rise. Going into 2026, I was truly hoping I would not get sick as much as I did back in 2025. Unfortunately, I got sick a week before January would come to an end. If I was still on Winter break, this would not be much of a problem, and rather it would just be a bother. However I have it while having to go to school, which is a problem because everyone obviously knows what it is like to be sick during school. Sniffling during class, getting up to blow your nose, and constantly letting out a crunchy cough during lecture every three minutes. This was me during my statistics big lecture last week Thursday and it was embarrassing as I sat upfront. But the embarrassment isn’t the main problem, it is the way being sick makes me feel tired, doing homework feels like a workload, and I just want to be a bum and sleep all day. So, for people who are sick, take precautions and try to prevent it from spreading, because being sick feels miserable.

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