On the broader issueâhow long of a leave is too long to be reasonableâthe court punted. While the court passed on this important issue, it did suggest that six months might be too long, although a hard-cap on a duration of a leave as a reasonable accommodation is a moving target.
Don't give up greens just because you're on blood thinners. Vitamin K, found in green leafy vegetables, helps your blood clot when you get cut. That's why some people on blood thinners, such as Coumadin, believe they shouldn't eat broccoli or spinach or green salads.
Some of the well-known and everyday foods contain large amounts of salicylates which makes them excellent blood thinning foods that act in a very similar way as aspirin. Dried fruits like apricots, prunes, dates, cranberries, and raisins are very high in salicylates which may help you prevent blood clotting.