Originally posted by Magnivea
reply to post by Aeons
None of the people here were actually sick. NONE. Our census was not at all above normal (indicating no new admissions), excluding of course the ED
filled with people suffering from smoker's cough or scratchy throats or allergies. We undoubtedly went through a week's worth of Cepacol amd Zyrtec
in a single evening.
On another note, I's really sick of "sheep" and "deny ignorance." Think about it. Spewing the same thing constantly really only makes you a
different form of "sheep," don't you think?
That isn't true. People are not being tested for any other flu strain BUT H1N1. Which makes sense because the labs don't have the capacity to do
so.
There has been a late season mutation in one of the H2N3 strains that has increased its infectivity late in the season. There is also one seriously
vicious corona virus (cold) going around right now.
Most of the people tested in April in Mexico who came up as negative for H1N1, DID test positive for a new outbreak of H2N3.
That means, people coming in are sick. They are sick with a new strain. They just aren't sick with H1N1.
Then people like you lap up the condescending attitudes that say that people aren't qualified enough to judge their own health, and spread it around
so that people who actually do need to go in to be administrered too won't because they don't want to be seen as "one of those people." The
people who really are sick and are being pissed upon for not being able to personally identify a virus that in their system like they have a personal
labratory in their brain.
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We normally work 12 hr shifts, but I couldn't leave my colleagues getting ran over like that
so I stayed 4 extra. I probably would've stayed longer, but state staffing laws only allow me to stay 4 hours over on any given day. 
