ElementalChomp9999 said:Aight, since I live in San Diego very near the border of Mexico. In class today, We had to learn about the Swine Flu for Science.
Spreading in San Diego, Europe, and could be World Wide. I even think I have it but just not noticing it, VERY SCARY. Signs are Fevers, chills, diarrhea, or other sickness. If anybody has it, they should test for the disease and if you have it, you MUST take an antiflu shot in 48 hours after sickness or the anti-flu shot would not work. So now, some people in San Diego or actually most are wearing the masks you wear in Hospitals.
Now Asia is preparing for it because it is most likely to spread there since it went all the way from Mexico to Europe. Pigs infecting people just makes me mad.
It's not spreading(not yet), the numbers double cause they were able to confirm more people with it, like I sadi before with New York.
d master342 said:CrazyAipom said:d master342 said:Card Slinger J said:I'm worried about this as well, hopefully it won't become as bad as we think it might become. The Obama Administration should be working on this issue as well...
Quote time: "cause for concern not alarm"
Nobody has died from this.There is also no distinction between this swine flu and the regluar flu that happens every year. Odds are most people have it if they have a runny nose. :]
dmaster out.
Over 140 people have died in Mexico. :/
My bad. I was referring to the U.S. Don't really care about Mexico..:F
dmaster out.
People like you are horrible. Peoples friends and family are dying. Anyways you should care cause:
1.Mexico IS RIGHT UNDER US!!!
2.People ARE DYING!
Also, you shouldn't be posting commets like that since it gives, I don't know, since peole can get angry(including me) since they can think it means something else as well.
But again people, don't worry, just take everyday measures(washing hands, avoiding sick people) and stay home if you feel sick or check with your doctor.
As for the U.S, like they have been saying, "the outbreak was reason for concern, but not yet a cause for alarm. "