If you live in the Midwest like we do, then you know that there is no such thing as winter hibernation. In fact, snow usually means fun times. Don’t get me wrong. Some days are great for vegging out in your jammies (especially if you have a cold sore). But if you have kids, you probably don’t have the luxury of hiding away for two weeks during an outbreak. They want to be entertained and get out and play. This calls for a winter activities director. We’re talking to
YOU. Cold sore or no cold sore, some fun winter break activities for you and your family may be just what you need.

Don’t be confused. I realize a coat can’t literally cover-up your fever blisters. Unless we are talking about a large Peter Pan collar or maybe a fur trim. But ‘tis the season to cover-up from the harsh elements of winter and I’m sensing a theme here. If you get the right coat, it will take focus away from your cold sore blisters. Plus, shopping is a great distraction, and you’ll have all your favorite coats long after your fever blisters have healed.