hmm, getting sick?
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Priscilla420
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Be careful with this damned swine flu crap that's going around..Hello mates, happy autumn!! I love this time of year and I can't wait for the snow to come... But I think I may be getting sick a little... Almost everyone I know is sick and it spreads like wildfire this time of year. Don't forget to take your vitamins!!
Hope you feel better soon
I'm not being a chicken little here, but you do realize that a whole fukn boat load of people (like minimum of 50 million and possibly upwards of 100 M) died from this not too long ago.And i'm not too worried about swine flu.
Not a bad idea to take some precautions.
"Swine flu is a carefully watched type of influenza because pigs vary from most recipients, carriers and transmitters of contagious flu strains. Unlike most animals, they can contract human and avian borne influenza, recombine it and then transmit it in a new, more dangerous and more treatment-resistant form.
Flu is always being passed around the human population, but rarely has it reached threatening epidemic proportions.
The 1918 Influenza Epidemic
Called the Spanish influenza strain, and classified as pandemic, during 1918 and 1919 it is thought to have infected a third of the world population and caused perhaps as many as 50 million deaths, according to the U.S. Center for Disease Control, which must have been figuratively holding its breath when it admitted deaths could have been nearly double that because many who died during that period were not actually diagnosed, nor were samples taken for lab testing and identification."
Swine flu is a carefully watched type of influenza because pigs vary from most recipients, carriers and transmitters of contagious flu strains. Unlike most animals, they can contract human and avian borne influenza, recombine it and then transmit it in a new, more dangerous and more treatment-resistant form.
Flu is always being passed around the human population, but rarely has it reached threatening epidemic proportions.
The 1918 Influenza Epidemic
Called the Spanish influenza strain, and classified as pandemic, during 1918 and 1919 it is thought to have infected a third of the world population and caused perhaps as many as 50 million deaths, according to the U.S. Center for Disease Control, which must have been figuratively holding its breath when it admitted deaths could have been nearly double that because many who died during that period were not actually diagnosed, nor were samples taken for lab testing and identification.
In 1918, causes of human flu and its links to avian and swine influenza were not known.
Read more: http://diseases-viruses.suite101.com/article.cfm/history_of_swine_flu_outbreaks#ixzz0TUvxd7V7
Flu is always being passed around the human population, but rarely has it reached threatening epidemic proportions.
The 1918 Influenza Epidemic
Called the Spanish influenza strain, and classified as pandemic, during 1918 and 1919 it is thought to have infected a third of the world population and caused perhaps as many as 50 million deaths, according to the U.S. Center for Disease Control, which must have been figuratively holding its breath when it admitted deaths could have been nearly double that because many who died during that period were not actually diagnosed, nor were samples taken for lab testing and identification.
In 1918, causes of human flu and its links to avian and swine influenza were not known.
Read more: http://diseases-viruses.suite101.com/article.cfm/history_of_swine_flu_outbreaks#ixzz0TUvxd7V7
cbtwohundread
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drink alot of ginger/ginseng and green tea.,.,also have a diet high in fruit and veggies and al is well.,.u are wat u eat
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Priscilla420
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Hell, I'm terrified of catching the swine flu.. there's a lot of cases of it here where I live.haha thanks!! me too... smoking distracts me from it too so thats a plus. And i'm not too worried about swine flu.