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Freakzilla wrote:

Drunken Idaho wrote:

SwordMaster wrote:Did we do the pigs fly joke yet>?

There will be a black president when pigs fly, well we got obama and swine flu

AWESOME!!!



But seriously, this stuff is no laughing matter. Get the facts:

http://doihaveswineflu.org/

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Three more cases of H1N1 virus confirmed in Sampson
by By Katie Holland 3 days ago

Three more people in Sampson County have been confirmed with cases of the H1N1 virus, commonly referred to as the swine flu.

County health department director Wanda Robinson confirmed that there are a total of four cases of swine flu. While she could not specify who the victims are, the county’s three newest cases are children born in 1996, 1997 and 1998. However, at this point, Robinson noted, no one who has been diagnosed with the virus in the county has been hospitalized as of Tuesday afternoon.

“We have just given them medicine and told them to stay at home,” said Robinson. The victims are being asked to stay at home for at least seven days or “until there are no symptoms left.” This is what Robinson referred to as “self-isolation.”

With the three new cases, this now jumps Sampson County, into being considered level six pandemic, which means it is now considered wide spread, Robinson noted.

The county health director stated that she does expect more cases for the county and that people should cautious but not panic.

She stressed that people can be cautious by making sure to wash their hands, covering their mouths and staying home when they are sick.
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Eyes High wrote:It's hitting close to home for me now:

Three more cases of H1N1 virus confirmed in Sampson
by By Katie Holland 3 days ago

Three more people in Sampson County have been confirmed with cases of the H1N1 virus, commonly referred to as the swine flu.

County health department director Wanda Robinson confirmed that there are a total of four cases of swine flu. While she could not specify who the victims are, the county’s three newest cases are children born in 1996, 1997 and 1998. However, at this point, Robinson noted, no one who has been diagnosed with the virus in the county has been hospitalized as of Tuesday afternoon.

“We have just given them medicine and told them to stay at home,” said Robinson. The victims are being asked to stay at home for at least seven days or “until there are no symptoms left.” This is what Robinson referred to as “self-isolation.”

With the three new cases, this now jumps Sampson County, into being considered level six pandemic, which means it is now considered wide spread, Robinson noted.

The county health director stated that she does expect more cases for the county and that people should cautious but not panic.

She stressed that people can be cautious by making sure to wash their hands, covering their mouths and staying home when they are sick.
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Self-isolation? I wonder how well that will work.