Minced pork and misua noodle soup for my sick baby girl
By Macy
@almostoveryou (5250)
Philippines
September 21, 2026 9:19pm CST
Baby girl is actually already 16 years old. She's my youngest daughter. 
After a week of hugging and comforting her sick daddy, she's now the one with the cold symptoms. 
To aid her recovery, I prepared soup made of ground pork and misua noodles. I put lots of minced garlic, onions and ginger. Then I added slices of fresh sponge gourd. Daughter had this soup last night for dinner and earlier today for breakfast. I asked her to stay home but she insisted on going to school. She has a singing demo at the drama club this afternoon. I hope she wouldn't overexert her vocal chords. 
Do you push yourself to go to work or school even if you're a bit unwell?
After a week of hugging and comforting her sick daddy, she's now the one with the cold symptoms.
To aid her recovery, I prepared soup made of ground pork and misua noodles. I put lots of minced garlic, onions and ginger. Then I added slices of fresh sponge gourd. Daughter had this soup last night for dinner and earlier today for breakfast. I asked her to stay home but she insisted on going to school. She has a singing demo at the drama club this afternoon. I hope she wouldn't overexert her vocal chords.
Do you push yourself to go to work or school even if you're a bit unwell?8 people like this
8 responses
@Ineeddentures (45033)
•
10h
Do you push yourself to go to work or school even if you're a bit unwell?
No
Have you all considered getting a COVID test?
1 person likes this
@almostoveryou (5250)
• Philippines
9h
No point in getting a covid test. We just manage the symptoms. Fever is not apparent.
@luisadannointed (13294)
• Philippines
8h
One of the best and healthy food, my mom add shrimp in it.
My aunt put eggs, I don't like eggs in misua soup.
@nawala123 (23561)
• Indonesia
8h
when you write misua noodle i just got it it must be miso(a) my language. BTW in slank language misua means husband, from the word suami. we reverse it
@AmbiePam (127677)
• United States
9h
I did still go when I was younger, because it seemed to be encouraged. Nowadays, people seem to think more about keeping other people well too, so I usually stay home unless I know no one will be around me. But back in the day, we were all just told to “tough it out”. That seems like so long ago.
@marguicha (230599)
• Chile
9h
I try not to go out and "spread bugs around" when I´m ill. I opened my eys a lot when I read the title of your post until I realized that your girl is not a baby.
