http://cbs5.com/health/h1n1.flu.cluster.2.1064748.html



some things in the article that stood out "The CDC and the World Health

Organization also warned that pregnancy itself may be a risk factor for

contracting H1N1."



"a new report from the CDC revealed how one patient from Denmark is

infected with a strain of H1N1 swine flu that it resistant to Tamiflu."



"Centers for Disease Control said respiratory conditions such as

allergies or asthma or even heart disease, may put a person at a higher

risk."



eek, i didn't know allergies could??? good grief! also please pray for me. i am

sick with fever and runny nose, slight cough, extreme fatigue. of course i am

trying not to freak out. and no even with h1n1 in our area i haven't been tested

yet and don't plan to be unless i get worse.











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I read about this as well, and I hate how the media try to scare everyone.

The guy in Denmark had been taking Tamiflu continuously to try to prevent

H1N1, so the doctors contribute that to the reason why he is resistant to

Tamiflu now.  Also, he is recovering fine.







Pregnant women and people with respiratory illnesses, such as asthma and

allergies, have always been high-risk for any type of flu.  That is why the

regular flu vaccine is always recommended for these groups.







This article, while written in such a way as to cause fear in those who

don't know better, has revealed nothing about H1N1 that isn't already

associated with seasonal flu.







I really wish the media would take a little more responsibility with their

journalism.  I get so angry when I see people getting upset because the

media is causing panic when there is no need for it.







Lindsey







   _____



From: cinnfp@yahoogroups.com [mailto:cinnfp@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of

Catholic Love

Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 10:02 AM

To: cinnfp@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [cinnfp] OT: h1n1 article & PG - h1n1 resistant to tamiflu

















http://cbs5. <http://cbs5.com/health/h1n1.flu.cluster.2.1064748.html>

com/health/h1n1.flu.cluster.2.1064748.html



some things in the article that stood out "The CDC and the World Health

Organization also warned that pregnancy itself may be a risk factor for

contracting H1N1."



"a new report from the CDC revealed how one patient from Denmark is

infected with a strain of H1N1 swine flu that it resistant to Tamiflu."



"Centers for Disease Control said respiratory conditions such as

allergies or asthma or even heart disease, may put a person at a higher

risk."



eek, i didn't know allergies could??? good grief! also please pray for me. i

am sick with fever and runny nose, slight cough, extreme fatigue. of course

i am trying not to freak out. and no even with h1n1 in our area i haven't

been tested yet and don't plan to be unless i get worse.



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  CatholicLove,



     I truly am sorry you are having such a hard time via nerves with this

pregnancy.  You must--for the good of your family and for the good of your

unborn baby--learn to relax. I would suggest that spending your time reading

articles written by biased media is doing nothing to calm your nerves and turn

your thoughts to God. You might look into purchasing some good Catholic books on

St. Anne (who trusted God when hope seemed impossible) or just "google" stories

on her. Instead of searching the internet to spur your fears of sickness and

negativity, please consider taking that time to read your bible, or Lives of the

Saints, or other works that you might find uplifting and strengthen your bond

with Christ.



    It is very difficult to "let go and let God" at times, but this is what we

are called to do. I wish (and pray) for you to find peace soon :O)



  -Heather





--- In cinnfp@yahoogroups.com, Catholic Love <lovecatholic@...> wrote:

>

> http://cbs5.com/health/h1n1.flu.cluster.2.1064748.html

>

> some things in the article that stood out "The CDC and the World Health

Organization also warned that pregnancy itself may be a risk factor for

contracting H1N1."

>

> "a new report from the CDC revealed how one patient from Denmark is

> infected with a strain of H1N1 swine flu that it resistant to Tamiflu."

>

> "Centers for Disease Control said respiratory conditions such as

> allergies or asthma or even heart disease, may put a person at a higher

> risk."

>

> eek, i didn't know allergies could??? good grief! also please pray for me. i

am sick with fever and runny nose, slight cough, extreme fatigue. of course i am

trying not to freak out. and no even with h1n1 in our area i haven't been tested

yet and don't plan to be unless i get worse.

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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thank you for your comments and prayers. it is taking everything i have right

now not to run out and be tested for h1n1 when i am sick with fever that;s

slowly getting higher, stuffy nose, runny nose, etc. with h1n1 in our area. :) 

that is one small way i'm trying not to "give in" to my fears, by not running to

the dr at this point. :)  i don't really think it's h1n1 most likely a cold

(since colds are more common than h1n1), so trying not to freak out and give

into irrational fears . thanks again to everyone for their prayers.



also my husband got hurt today at work (can't walk now, but should improve in a

couple months) and is now at home/off work for an indeterminate amount of time.

so our poor 2 yr old has a rough go, mommy and daddy are both "sick" right now.

i pray our 2 yr old doesn't get what i have.



--- On Tue, 6/30/09, reginaandcupsmom <reginaandcupsmom@...> wrote:



From: reginaandcupsmom <reginaandcupsmom@...>

Subject: [cinnfp] Re: OT: h1n1 article & PG - h1n1 resistant to tamiflu

To: cinnfp@yahoogroups.com

Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2009, 12:48 PM







































  CatholicLove,







I truly am sorry you are having such a hard time via nerves with this pregnancy.

You must--for the good of your family and for the good of your unborn

baby--learn to relax. I would suggest that spending your time reading articles

written by biased media is doing nothing to calm your nerves and turn your

thoughts to God. You might look into purchasing some good Catholic books on St.

Anne (who trusted God when hope seemed impossible) or just "google" stories on

her. Instead of searching the internet to spur your fears of sickness and

negativity, please consider taking that time to read your bible, or Lives of the

Saints, or other works that you might find uplifting and strengthen your bond

with Christ.







It is very difficult to "let go and let God" at times, but this is what we are

called to do. I wish (and pray) for you to find peace soon :O)







-Heather







--- In cinnfp@yahoogroups. com, Catholic Love <lovecatholic@ ...> wrote:



>



> http://cbs5. com/health/ h1n1.flu. cluster.2. 1064748.html



>



> some things in the article that stood out "The CDC and the World Health

Organization also warned that pregnancy itself may be a risk factor for

contracting H1N1."



>



> "a new report from the CDC revealed how one patient from Denmark is



> infected with a strain of H1N1 swine flu that it resistant to Tamiflu."



>



> "Centers for Disease Control said respiratory conditions such as



> allergies or asthma or even heart disease, may put a person at a higher



> risk."



>



> eek, i didn't know allergies could??? good grief! also please pray for me. i

am sick with fever and runny nose, slight cough, extreme fatigue. of course i am

trying not to freak out. and no even with h1n1 in our area i haven't been tested

yet and don't plan to be unless i get worse.



>



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Catholic Love,

One way to look at your situation is that your 2 yr old is lucky to have both

parents home with him!  So many little children would be happy to be in that

situation.  Your son has no idea that both of you are "sick."  He just knows

what he sees and feels.  If he sees a Mommy and Daddy unhappy and stressed, he

will take that on himself.  And on the flip side, if he seems parents rejoicing

in being able to spend so much time together at home, he will be excited about

it!



My husband calls me pessimistic.  I think I'm more of a realist.  But either

way, I do tend to look at a situation more negatively.  But I work on it daily -

I bring my fears before God.  I believe that our faith calls us to bring our

fears to God and trust in Him.  If for some reason you were to contract the

virus, believe that God will bring forth the right medication and medical staff

to heal your body.  Try to think of it this way, if you never contract the

virus, you will have spent so much of your energy worrying about something that

never came to be.  Your son and your little baby need you to be strong -

physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.  Try to believe that God has

your entire family in His hands protecting you.  He loves you so much and only

wants what is good for you.  When you feel consumed with fears regarding this

virus, instead of turning to the media for information, try to turn to God and

pray.  Show your son what it means to trust in God.  We are the best example of

faith that our children will learn from - the domestic church.  I will pray that

God gives you peace through all of this.

God Bless,

Diane



   ----- Original Message -----

   From: Catholic Love

   To: cinnfp@yahoogroups.com

   Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 2:30 PM

   Subject: Re: [cinnfp] Re: OT: h1n1 article & PG - h1n1 resistant to tamiflu











   thank you for your comments and prayers. it is taking everything i have right

now not to run out and be tested for h1n1 when i am sick with fever that;s

slowly getting higher, stuffy nose, runny nose, etc. with h1n1 in our area. :) 

that is one small way i'm trying not to "give in" to my fears, by not running to

the dr at this point. :)  i don't really think it's h1n1 most likely a cold

(since colds are more common than h1n1), so trying not to freak out and give

into irrational fears . thanks again to everyone for their prayers.



   also my husband got hurt today at work (can't walk now, but should improve in

a couple months) and is now at home/off work for an indeterminate amount of

time. so our poor 2 yr old has a rough go, mommy and daddy are both "sick" right

now. i pray our 2 yr old doesn't get what i have.



   --- On Tue, 6/30/09, reginaandcupsmom <reginaandcupsmom@...> wrote:



   From: reginaandcupsmom <reginaandcupsmom@...>

   Subject: [cinnfp] Re: OT: h1n1 article & PG - h1n1 resistant to tamiflu

   To: cinnfp@yahoogroups.com

   Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2009, 12:48 PM



   CatholicLove,



   I truly am sorry you are having such a hard time via nerves with this

pregnancy. You must--for the good of your family and for the good of your unborn

baby--learn to relax. I would suggest that spending your time reading articles

written by biased media is doing nothing to calm your nerves and turn your

thoughts to God. You might look into purchasing some good Catholic books on St.

Anne (who trusted God when hope seemed impossible) or just "google" stories on

her. Instead of searching the internet to spur your fears of sickness and

negativity, please consider taking that time to read your bible, or Lives of the

Saints, or other works that you might find uplifting and strengthen your bond

with Christ.



   It is very difficult to "let go and let God" at times, but this is what we are

called to do. I wish (and pray) for you to find peace soon :O)



   -Heather



   --- In cinnfp@yahoogroups. com, Catholic Love <lovecatholic@ ...> wrote:



   >



   > http://cbs5. com/health/ h1n1.flu. cluster.2. 1064748.html



   >



   > some things in the article that stood out "The CDC and the World Health

Organization also warned that pregnancy itself may be a risk factor for

contracting H1N1."



   >



   > "a new report from the CDC revealed how one patient from Denmark is



   > infected with a strain of H1N1 swine flu that it resistant to Tamiflu."



   >



   > "Centers for Disease Control said respiratory conditions such as



   > allergies or asthma or even heart disease, may put a person at a higher



   > risk."



   >



   > eek, i didn't know allergies could??? good grief! also please pray for me. i

am sick with fever and runny nose, slight cough, extreme fatigue. of course i am

trying not to freak out. and no even with h1n1 in our area i haven't been tested

yet and don't plan to be unless i get worse.



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