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  • JcJ

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    Updated August, 27, 2009

    IMPORTANT H1N1 FLU INFORMATION FOR PARENTS

    The Hendricks County Health Department (HCHD) notified the BCSC today that all
    communities are now to assume that they have H1N1 in circulation.
    The Indiana
    State Dept. of Health and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) are no longer
    running additional testing on positive influenza A tests, and therefore cannot and
    will not be able to confirm any H1N1.
    Physicians are able to diagnose positive
    influenza A and it can be assumed that any positive Influenza A is H1N1as this is
    currently the only flu virus circulating around the United States.
    As we have previously reported, we have been sending students home with flu
    symptoms, and based on HCHD recommendations, we are assuming that many do
    have H1N1
    . We will continue to work closely with the Hendricks County Health
    Department to monitor flu conditions and make decisions about the best steps to
    take concerning our schools.
    For now we are doing everything we can to keep our school functioning as
    usual. Here are a few things you can do to help.
    •Teach your children to wash their
    hands often with soap and water or an
    alcohol‐based hand rub. You can set a good example by doing this yourself.
    •Teach your children not to share personal
    items like drinks, food or
    unwashed utensils, and to cover their coughs and sneezes with tissues then
    dispose of the tissue and wash their hands. Covering up their coughs or
    sneezes using the elbow, arm or sleeve instead of the hand when a tissue is
    unavailable.
    •Know the signs and symptoms of the
    flu. Symptoms of the flu include fever
    (100 degrees Fahrenheit, 37.8 degrees Celsius or greater), cough, sore throat,
    a runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, and feeling very tired. Some
    people may also vomit or have diarrhea.
    •Keep sick children at
    home for at least 24 hours after they no longer have
    fever or do not have signs of fever, without using fever‐reducing drugs.
    Keeping children with a fever at home will reduce the number of people who
    may get infected.
    •Do not send children to school if they are
    sick. Any children who are
    determined to be sick while at school
    will be sent
    home.
    For more information call 1‐800‐CDC‐INFO for the most current information about
    the flu. We will notify you of any additional changes to our school’s strategy to
    prevent the spread of flu.
    So any stats they produce from this point forward are made up.. They won't test for anything else because they don't want it to be anything else. It's an epidemic because we say it is,, :rolleyes:
     

    22lr

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    Why does it remind me so much of the movie "V for Vendette."

    The government creates a pandemic, scares the populous into panicking and electing a government who takes away all basic freedoms in the name of protection. Im sick and tired of hearing about the dreaded swine flu when its little more than the common flu. :dunno::draw:
     

    Turtle

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    If this is true.... Im over it as of a couple days ago. It was brutal. But im a tank. I kicked in in 3-4 days. But it has left me with a inner ear infection. The anti-virus is in my veins. This was my first flu that ever really messed me up. As im usually effected very little by any illness. Could the CDC make a cure from me? ive always had an advanced immune system. Doctors have used my blood in test studies before because of my imunities. I dont mind sharing my gift.
     

    sparky241

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    If this is true.... Im over it as of a couple days ago. It was brutal. But im a tank. I kicked in in 3-4 days. But it has left me with a inner ear infection. The anti-virus is in my veins. This was my first flu that ever really messed me up. As im usually effected very little by any illness. Could the CDC make a cure from me? ive always had an advanced immune system. Doctors have used my blood in test studies before because of my imunities. I dont mind sharing my gift.

    Ahh thats because your a turtle!
     

    antsi

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    So any stats they produce from this point forward are made up.. They won't test for anything else because they don't want it to be anything else. It's an epidemic because we say it is,, :rolleyes:

    Actually, this looks like pretty straightforward epidemiology to me.

    If they start loading H1N1 infected people on to box cars, I will change my tune. But I don't see anything in this announcement to make me want to get out my tinfoil hat.
     

    techres

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    Whatever cold/flu my wife and I have been fighting for two weeks now is really, really nasty.
     

    ATF Consumer

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    The sky is falling, the sky is falling... :runaway:

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