“Give me all the hot liquids and cough drops please!! Derick & I tested + for covid for the first time and it’s not fun! 🤒,” Duggar wrote.
pregnant reality star announced“Give me all the hot liquids and cough drops please!! Derick & I tested + for covid for the first time and it’s not fun! 🤒,” the “19 Kids and Counting” alum, wrote on Instagram. “🥳 With a little help from family, we were still able to celebrate Derick’s birthday at home yesterday, even though it was different than we’d originally hoped.”
“🙏🏻Prayers appreciated for quick recoveries and for baby to stay healthy too!” she added before asking for any helpful tips. Alongside them, she posted a photo of herself holding a thermos of tea with a decidedly grumpy face while Derick clasped a tissue box. She also shared a pic of their positive COVID tests and another cheerier image of Derick holding a birthday cake.
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