Air Kisses, Hugs, and Other Ways to Avoid Getting Swine Flu

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Doctorset of SD 12:19PM November 20, 2009

There shall be no physical contact of any kind

No hugging, kissing or touching of any kind

You shall wear hospital grade surgical mask and gloves while in public or in the presence of family or friends.

You will carry hospital grade hand sanitizer and sanitizer wipes for public phones, door knobs and what ever you need to handle.

You can get A full list of regulations at http://www.bs.com

I Do not get sick with the flu or any other man made sickness Because I do not partake of man made drugs. My parents made me take that poison but when I ended up on the streets and could not pay I had withdraws for about six months and then never felt better. So I will not ever buy any more drugs from the drug lords at least a year or two after Healthcare reform with a public option passes.

It will take a year or two before doctors become Doctors again and not pharmaceutical puppets.

Until then Americans can have their addictions but this American will keep a clear and healthy head

and stay healthy despite the drug lords (pharmaceutical puppets) telling me I need drugs to stay healthy.

Don D. Brock

White house response page http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/

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Public Broadcasting service http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/rails/timeline/

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Don D. Brock of AZ 5:32PM September 22, 2009

I totally agree about not touching your face. It makes the most sense to get into that habit. That would be the next best thing to teach people (and especially children) to help minimize the spread. Unfortunately, as what another poster said, it is really hard to remember when that sudden itch comes to your nose or eye. I've gotten into the habit of using the back of my hand if I have an itchy nose.

What if you get an eyelash in your eye? Remember to use the hand sanitizer first. Don't worry, the burn from the alcohol will wear off eventually.

It is really irritating when people sneeze or cough and do not cover their mouth! When I have to cough or sneeze and don't have immediate access to a tissue, I'll cough into my shirt because it contains the spray better that the inside of my elbow.

Anya Prost of CA 3:48PM September 22, 2009

Both of my high school kids have had confirmed cases of the H1N1. My children are 14 & 15. Both children started to feel unwell about 24 hours before the high fever hit. Both had fever in excess of 103 even with fever reducing meds.

At the first sign of the high fever I took them to the ER because in both cases the fever hit late Saturday night. They were given Tamiflu and antibiotics and within 2 days were much better. Even though they felt fine I kept them home for a week to reduce the chance of infecting others. The teachers were very helpful in getting me their missing work so they could work on it while at home.

I was worried about the flu but it proved to be mild and when treated promptly no worse then a bad cold. My advice to parents is to not hesitate to get the kids treated as soon as you suspect H1N1. In my sons case he initially tested negative for the virus and it was only after a second visit to his pediatrician where I insisted he be tested again that he tested positive and was treated.

LMC of CA 2:33PM September 22, 2009