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>So /mai/, does your waifu ever get sick?
She does on occasion, more out of carelessness combined with a weak immune system I'd think. Staying out in the cold or rain for too long is a guaranteed sniffly nose for her.
>If she did get sick how would you take care of her till she gets better?
I'd probably clear out my schedule and stay by her side for most of the day. Since she's the type that would be bed-ridden no matter the illness, I'd probably fetch her food/drinks, help her up when needed, and most importantly be sure to keep her entertained. While I could talk to her, I think she'd much prefer to hear me read to her. Partially so that she doesn't fall behind, and also that she can still hear me speak.
>How would she take care of you if you got sick?
I honestly don't know. I could imagine her taking the normal precautions, like getting me food and making sure I was in bed, but I don't know if I could see her going "above and beyond" to take care of me. I could be totally wrong of course, but I'd need to see some sort of proof.
>Would she do a good job as a nurse?
Debatable, I'd like to say that she is knowledgeable thanks to all of the books she reads… but then again most of her books are outdated by over 100 years. Part of me wouldn't be surprised if she tried to get me to drink some horrible liquid recommended in an old handbook. On another level, she's also terrified by needles (but not blood I don't think), not that I'd expect her to stick me with one anyway.
>Do you have any conditions she would have to learn to help you cope with regularly?
Thankfully not, unless you count going to be extremely late every night. I have a generally good immune system, and most basic sicknesses can't really keep me in bed either.I usually have things that are too important to miss to do, so I just keep on moving.