An immunity-enhancer dat either:
(1) is given to you in order to lessen da heartbreak and loneliness dat you feel whenever yer parent's visiting
sister has to leave again, or
(2) YOU give to SAID
ADORABLE ADULT FEMALE so dat SHE HERSELF will find da idea of her leaving yer house to be similarly excruciating, and thus she
may stick around and keep you company for a bit longer.
Okay, kids --- listen up. First off, I totally "feel for ya" --- I do
indeed know how unhappy it makes you feel to have any much-loved adult-relative cease being in your company. But you hafta realize dat, like all caring/diligent grownups, Aunt Sue and Uncle
Tom have their own lives, responsibilities, and obligations.
Sorry to
break this to ya, but they are **not** here solely to keep you happy and entertained; they themselves have households, families, jobs, and other vital matters to attend to, just as your own
parents do. So while it is indeed a good idea to take da "auntiebyeotic" pills dat you're given in order to lessen your distress at having your beloved relations leave after their delightful visit, it would very decidedly **not** be wise to give any of said medications to said
adorable relatives to take themselves, as it might hurtfully interfere with either their completely-valid resolve to "pack up and
go" when da time comes, and/or their ability to sufficiently suppress their own feelings of sorrow about having to leave your
home, thus rendering them less able to properly fulfill their own responsibilities once they return to their own homes.
