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Topic started on 17-11-2009 @ 02:16 AM by seattletruth

Ontario’s deadly Swine Flu surge, 24 dead in 72 hours


www.vancouverite.com
OTTAWA – In a shocking surge, 24 Ontario residents have died in less than 72 hours from Swine Flu, the Public Health Agency of Canada reported on its website.

Ontario’s startling fatalities reported between November 10 and 11 a.m. EST on November 12 catapults the death toll from 37 reported on Nov. 10 to a total of 61. That is twice the figure of dead in Quebec and the highest of any province in Canada.

See also: B.C. Hospitals working over capacity.

Hospitals from coast to coast are swamped with admissions and visits to emergency departments in the past week with other provinces
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[edit on 11/17/2009 by semperfortis]


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 03:01 AM by Janky Red
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Welp... Janky Red is officially flued -

It hit me in hours; the progression as follows - aching back - fever/hot feeling -
headache, chills and projectile vomiting - I play in a band and every one of them was down (in bed - off work) for ten days with this (?????). Fortunately we have a show tomorrow and I get it the night before

Anyhow the guys had very different symptoms between them all, my symptoms match
bits and pieces but not to a T. I spent some time with my mother who is sick, has been exposed to the SF and her symptoms are different as well.

The only constant is the headache and the chills

PS- if you get it take HEADACHE medicine right away, I suffer from regular headaches in general and in this case the excedrin worked promptly which is usually NOT the case for me. Otherwise the headache is almost blinding, seconds feel like minutes - type of deal.

- I will keep you all posted on my battle, let me hope I do not have Black Lung Bell Carol Bacon Death.


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 03:13 AM by randyvs
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Welp... Janky Red is officially flued -

have you been
here yet?

[edit on 17-11-2009 by randyvs]


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 03:30 AM by Janky Red
Originally posted by randyvs
reply to
post by Janky Red



Welp... Janky Red is officially flued -

have you been
here yet?

[edit on 17-11-2009 by randyvs]




YA, thanks... Its funny because I was thinking about your cure while I was driving back from practice, at the time the thought was making me more nauseous, but I was thinking about it because I believe it can work. I was also thinking about how the set up goes (what to do with the onion?)

I will re read the thread, Thanks!



reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 03:34 AM by ZombieSlayer
It will be interesting to see the updated #'s later today (Tuesday) of updated H1N1 deaths here in Canada. Here's the link to the PHAC surveillance page: www.phac-aspc.gc.ca...

Deaths Associated with H1N1 flu virus in Canada

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is committed to sharing information about the impact of the H1N1 flu virus in Canada. Every Tuesday and Thursday at 4 p.m., the Agency will issue national up dates on H1N1-associated deaths. In addition, PHAC will issue special reports on any unusual cases or clusters. FluWatch, will be published every Friday at 4 p.m. to provide a detailed analysis of the impact of the H1N1 flu virus in Canada.


Here's a screenshot I took from the PHAC site showing the 24 deaths.





[edit on 17-11-2009 by ZombieSlayer]


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 03:34 AM by really
reply to post by semper fidelis



Semper fidelis, please keep us up to date with any rise of swine flu in that area and your friend's health. It will be most appreciated.


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 03:58 AM by semper fidelis
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Am glad to. I'm a follower of the 'Chemtrail' phenomenon and the irregularity of the event is startling. NEVER have seen a low flying plane, NEVER have seen colored aerosol and they NEVER spray here when it is windy (one of the windiest places in the world)

And I've never seen my buddy that freaked out. I've been following the Ukraine thread and giving him snippets...


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 07:35 AM by TruthxIsxInxThexMist
reply to post by semper fidelis



Your story sounds made up to me... like some fairy tale without the fairy tale ending perhaps....

good try though....

to the OP... hope that this new virus hasn't gotten out of whence it started... would not be good!! Has to be contained in the Ukraine if possible


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 08:32 AM by ecoparity
Weekly Statistics and Summaries for Canada: 11/7 (Last Weekly Report Published 11/13)



Nationally, there was a considerable increase in the influenza activity level reported this week with a proportion of positive influenza tests of more than 38%, the national ILI consultation rate of almost 100 per 1,000 patient visits, 25 regions reporting widespread activity and over 750 influenza outbreaks reported. This increased activity occurred in almost all provinces and territories.

The Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 strain accounted for nearly 100% (99.8%) of the positive influenza A subtyped specimens.

The intensity of Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 in the population was high with 1,324 hospitalizations and 35 deaths reported this week. Hospitalized cases were reported in all provinces and territories that sent the weekly data2 except MB and NU while the deaths were from all P/T except NB, PE, NT and NU. From August 30 to November 7, 2009, a total of 2,295 hospitalized cases including 317 cases admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU) (13.8%) as well as 59 deaths had been reported. Numbers of new deaths were four times higher than last week.

So far, the proportion of severe cases (ICU admissions and deaths) among all hospitalized cases was lower than in the period up to August 29, 2009.

The activity levels reported during the previous weeks were even higher than the peak period of the first wave (e.g. the three first weeks of June, 2009).


Case graphs visualize rising trends:







Test Results Summary:


All material from Public Health Agency of Canada


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 08:57 AM by Trayen11
Well here my take as a resident of Ontario.

I live in Thunder Bay, Ontario, it a smaller city (population 103, 000 I think) the city resides right on the shore of Lake Superior.

Swine flu in the city is not rampant as far as I can tell, but it is here. I currently attend the local college (30 years old and forced to go back to school urgh) the fellow students at the college have been hampered with the flu somewhat.

For instance a fellow student in my majoring course has been absent for the last three weeks due to sickkness, not sure exactly what it was but I can say A flu. (not saying it's H1N1 cause who knows) There has been a flu that has gone through the college rather heavily. Alot of people are at school sick. For the most part it seems to be just a mild seasonal flu, but it is early for this area.

As for myself I came down with something, not sure what though, as it manifested mostly as just a sever cough, headache and a low grade fever of 99-100 for three weeks. the fever is gone and the headache has gone as well, but the cough remains. I went to the doctor and was advised to stay home and rest for a few days as I had some fluids in my lungs, the doctor was worried if I didn't take it easy it may turn into pnuemonia. (spelled that wrong I think)

Stayed home for a week and then resumed school, the cough has not gone away but I have not gotten worse, just a nagging cough is all.

About the only thing I know for sure is the Swine Flu vaccine is available in great amounts here and alot I know have gotten the shot. And on a side note the local hosptial here was advising people to stay away from the hospital unless it was an emergency as the hospital here serves alot of the greater northwest in Ontario so we do have alot of cases of swine flu in the hospital, but alot of it is from people coming here for treatment where it is not available in small communities.

Overall in my area of Ontario it's kinda mixed, the city itself does not seem to be hit very hard form the flu, but our hospital has alot, due to the reasons given above.

P.S. Not seen any Chemtrails here as reported in other areas of Canada so I can't offer much in that area. I dont personally prescribe to chemtrail theories anyway, but that is jsut my opinion.
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