Posted by
Carolyn on Oct 28th, 2009 in
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First, I need to tell you we have been hacked so if you have made a comment on the blog today or yesterday I am not ignoring it just waiting for things to get straightened out. So…please be patient.
Second, I have had a few comments to my...
I had the following comment on an old post this morning and as I was answering it I was so frustrated I just had to share it with all of you. The comment follows:
I was shocked yesterday to talk to a 60 yr old teacher who was told she had all symptoms of the H1N1 flu and she still went to school with a fever/cough and fatigue to teach 1st and 2nd graders in Virgina, they have also closed one school in DC...
Posted by
Carolyn on Oct 23rd, 2009 in
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A few weeks ago there was lots of talk on the Internet about the government forcing people to be vaccinated. At the time I told you not to worry about that as there would not be enough vaccine to make that demand possible. I also pointed out that we are only about 12% of the world population and only about 450 million doses could be manufactured each month. That is about the population of the United States...
Posted by
Carolyn on Oct 22nd, 2009 in
Pandemic,
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We have been talking about a Pandemic flu now since October. We have talked about the social impact, as well as the medical, and now we are beginning to see those come to pass.
One community in Minnesota is calling for volunteers to plow the snow this winter as budget cuts, old equipment and the flu will limit their ability to handle the plowing. Hospitals are warning that waits will be very long in emergency rooms...
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. This is not as significant as you may imagine as you cannot get the flu by eating pork. You cannot. The people this is important...
