British Girl, nine, with swine flu has died, page 1
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reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 12:12 PM by uk today
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This is major league scary stuff--the rate at which this virus is spreading is frightening !!
I suspect strongly that it's defo been released deliberately for possible population control .
I don't think everyone on ATS is goin to make it through this, so be lucky people x
I'm not goin to take any vaccine either--that scares me much more than the pig flu !!
I'm gonna start getting supplies together to go underground soon.



reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 01:01 PM by Sunshine_ca
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Hi uk today and all! I'm new to the site so I apologize for any initial missteps I make I learned recently of the death of a 9 year old girl here in Canada due to H1N1. We have kids so this hits us hard...can't begin to understand this family's loss!

Sorry, some background info: Now, as a household, we went TV free about a year ago to save money and cut down on stress from continually bad news. We do not receive a local paper either, so I only learned of M. Jackson's passing via a phone conversation with someone!. The reason for "pushing" back from the details of daily life was the following: our oldest child was "diagnosed" with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis two years ago when they were 8 years old. They displayed all the symptoms of the flu except did not throw up or have diarrhea that I can recall. Our child was finally treated for strep virus but a month later they became even more ill and was quite convinced our child was dieing!!! Our child was hospitalized and given a blood transfusion the night they were admitted!!

Cut to the chase here, all the while I've been ignored or politely placated to, I'm continually convinced that something more was at play here...I had to beg the Drs to test our child for Lyme disease and while it came back neg, here in Canada, I'm not convinced it still isn't because our tests basically suck at detecting Lyme disease. So...this whole Swine flu issue has me thinking...IS IT POSSIBLE THAT OUR CHILD CONTACTED A VERSION OF THIS SWINE FLU BACK IN 2007? Could they be tested to see if they have any "markers" to show this?

Anyone's thoughts or knowledge about this is sooo appreciated.


reply posted on 29-6-2009 @ 02:32 PM by uk today
reply to post by Sunshine_ca


first of all welcome to ATS - nice to meet ya.
Like badfuture, i'm no doctor but it would'nt suprise me if tests were carried out on small areas prior to the virus being released on the general population.
Maybe the strain was'nt so contagious then which may account for the rest of your family being ok
You've already cut yourself off from the media so the next stage of going to ground may be a good idea to protect your family against what is coming.

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