I have a great post written with recipes but I decided it was far more important at this time to share the latest information on the H1N1. I will post the recipes on our yahoo group today and and here later this week.
First: Yes, a pig in Minnesota was found to have the swine flu. [...]
I had intended to post a guide to recognizing signs of dehydration today but after reading and researching a little I decided it was more important to focus on pneumonia right now. There is a guide to dehydration in your Prep Not Panic ebook so make sure you have run off that information and have [...]
October 9, 2009 
Comments Off While the H1N1 virus has not caused widespread deaths to this point, it is time to understand the importance of staying home when you are ill. Many may be afraid they will jeopardize their sick leave and other will feel they need the income, still others may feel they are no longer contagious when their [...]
October 2, 2009 Comments Off As with last week’s post vomiting is not usually a symptom of the H1N1 flu but it is often a symptom of winter illnesses and is sometimes associated with the H1N1 virus.
Most vomiting is caused by a viral infection of the stomach or eating something that is contaminated.
Vomiting usually stops in 6-24 hours. Dietary changes [...]
September 25, 2009 Comments Off Although diarrhea is usually not a problem with the flu it has been a problem to some having the H1N1 virus. This is also the time of the year when cases of gastroenteritis increases (sometimes called the stomach flu, which of course is not a flu at all). For those reason here are a few [...]
