>>>>>>>>>>Seal your doors and windows then read all about it here.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20090424/swine_flu_090424/20090424?hub=Health
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Luckily Those infected with it in early stages can sneak across the border, infect people in the US, and avail themselves of free medical care and other benefits because they are illegal.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Oh yes!! Isn't it wonderful?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hopefully they'll head for Kansas.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You got your wish there Nicky. Cases are now confirmed in Kansas.
>>>>>
>>>>>Well genuinely I hope you and your family do not catch it (or anyone else for that matter). Human to human infection in something like this is worrying.
>>>>
>>>>There are indications are that swine flu might be come an epidemic or pandemic.
>>>>
>>>>General precautions: It takes about six weeks for flu to pass through an area. Avoid contact with anyone who is coughing or sneezing, wash your hands regularly and often. Alcohol based hand cleaners are effective against the swine flu virus. See a doctor, do not go to emergency, if any of these symptoms become apparent: fever, cough, sore throat, eye pain, shortness of breath, muscle and joint pain, extreme fatigue. If you have any of these symptoms, stay home to prevent spreading the disease to co-workers. Tamiflu works against swine flu and will provide some relief from the symptoms.
>>>>
>>>>fever,
>>>>cough,
>>>>sore throat,
>>>>eye pain,
>>>>shortness of breath,
>>>>muscle and joint pain,
>>>>extreme fatigue
>>>>
>>>>Tamiflu works against swine flu - Get some
>>>
>>>All symptoms my daughter is experiencing right now. Started Friday night. Doctors proclaimed it the regular flu bug. No cases of swine flu in NC yet...
>>
>>I'm an asthmatic. I cough. I'm not staying home. According to the Toronto Star story I read, you should see a doctor if you have more than one of those symptoms.
>
>I understand. I have five of them, but, I'm elderly. I'll try three fingers of orange juice and go to bed.

Interestingly, I read that the virus is vulnerable to Tamiflu, but the flu vaccine given not that long ago is not effective against swine flu. I thought that vaccine contained Tamiflu, so I seem to be getting conflicting information in the same newspaper. Or maybe I'm misinformed about Tamiflu being in the vaccine.

Anyway, from April 26th: http://www.healthzone.ca/health/article/624336