Swine Flu Advice (My friends child has been diagnosed), page 1
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reply posted on 14-7-2009 @ 10:56 AM by booda
reply to post by pieman



thanks for the advice Pieman - its like a no win situation here. Bad news if they dont get treated and bad news if they do.....


reply posted on 14-7-2009 @ 11:10 AM by tempest501
reply to post by booda



Ye its a horrible situation. There have been cases near my area in southampton, also heard of a school being closed in verwood.

I feel the same. I am more on the side of not taking a vaccine as I think its being hyped up alot as the normal flu kills more each year. That said it is starting to worry me now that I am hearing of cases close to where I live and you do start to doubt yourself.

My thought are with you man.

Peace


reply posted on 14-7-2009 @ 11:24 AM by eradown
reply to post by booda

Sage tea helps clear sore throats. Breathing Lavendar steam helps break up congestion. This is not medical advise.


reply posted on 14-7-2009 @ 11:35 AM by antar
reply to post by booda



Thing is, if it is a VIRUS, then what good are antibiotics unless they are giving them prophylactically to ward off any complications such as pneumonia.

I am sorry for your friends it is always the worst case scenario when the children are the victims.

I am so ready to take my kids under Home schooling this year, just give me a few more cases and that is what I will do.


reply posted on 14-7-2009 @ 01:09 PM by booda
reply to post by antar



thing is you cant quarantine the kids forever. Sooner or later it may catch up especially with the warning in winter. At the moment they are just giving anti virals but have been checking all the local sites here which are telling me that just about everyone will be vaccinated...

Cloudinthesky - Im not gullable and all Im doing is asking what people think here. Im not going to make any decisions based on what people are offering but just collecting information.

I dont really care about myself getting the flu as it seems inevitable but I have a 4 yr old son and a 3 month son which I am extremely worried about.

I can ask a GP but most GP's are textbook and only regurgitate information. You can go to a GP nowadays, tell them whats wrong and they pretty much google your symptom and then maybe phone a friend for advise on what to prescribe.....(this is not all GP's mind you ) so any GP reading pleae dont get offended...


reply posted on 14-7-2009 @ 01:23 PM by booda
reply to post by tempest501



thanks for the kind words - its a parents worst nightmare having to see your kids suffer but hopefully it wont come to that....
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