After the Illness
Turn what you just improvised into something written down for next time.
The most useful moment to build a sick-day plan is the week after you needed one. This section covers what to review while it is fresh, what to ask at your next appointment, and how to restock so the next illness starts from a better place.
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Maximizing the Use of Your Sick-Day Notes
How can I organize my sick-day notes for future visits?
Restocking Your Sick-Day Box for Next Time
How do I get my supplies ready for next time?
Key Topics for Your Next Diabetes Appointment
What should I bring up with my care team after an illness?
Updating Your Sick-Day Plan After Falling Ill
How should I update my sick-day plan after I have used it?
Preparing for the Next Cold and Flu Season
What can I organize before the next cold and flu season hits?
Preparing for a Measles Discussion with Your Care Team
How can I prepare to talk to my care team about measles?
Preparing to Manage Brainstem Injury After Tracheostomy Removal
How can I prepare to discuss post-decannulation concerns with my care team?
How to Prepare for a GLP-1 Medication Discussion
How can I prepare to talk to my care team about GLP-1 meds?
Organizing a Sick Day with Type 2 Diabetes
How can I prepare and organize for a sick day with type 2 diabetes?