brandyqueen
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Reged: 01/04/2008
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Loc: essex
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besides Fluffington who thinks she may have it 
I know this is a silly post but could'nt resist after see CC post.
For anyone who has got it hope you are not suffering too much, and yes I know it is serious for the elderly and the very young, so I hope I havent offeneded any one.
Brandy x
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Fluffington
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Reged: 26/01/2009
Posts: 1786
Loc: London
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No more symptoms have come out yet so I'm hoping that it's just a summer bout of mild flu! Do still feel exhausted though!!
I have heard of lots of people having it but don't know anyone personally!
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Goingbackwards
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Reged: 22/08/2008
Posts: 2594
Loc: Isle of Wight
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There is a lot of it around, London and Kent and Loughton so not too far away from Essex ... seems to be responding to treatment as long as you are not vulnerable to start with.
Still I am sure that I would worry if I had been in contact with it.
Lets hope Fluff just has a summer cold... sure she has xx
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brandyqueen
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Reged: 01/04/2008
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Loc: essex
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Hi Fluff, hope you did'nt mind me mentioning you, and I hope you feel better soon, if you still have symptoms in the week, might be has well to ring your GP and ask to have a blood test, or give NHS direct a ring, for advice, Take care of yourself.
Brandy x
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Fluffington
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Reged: 26/01/2009
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Loc: London
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Course I didn't mind you mentioning me hun!! Obviously I hope I haven't got it but it's the first thing that went through my mind when I woke up like this!!
And yes, of course if it gets worse or doesn't go I will get checked out. Although apparently they diagnose you over the phone!!
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Dormouse
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Reged: 04/05/2009
Posts: 366
Loc: Scotland
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Hi girls
I do not know how accurate this is but my brother;s fiancee's friends have got swine flu. The friends got told that they now no longer do the actual tests they just now apparently give you the medication.
It said on the teletext news that there could be as many as 100,000 people a day coming down with swine flu in the near future.
Dormouse
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wispa
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Reged: 16/01/2008
Posts: 3590
Loc: Suffolk,
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ME!!!
Went to the doc last week who prescribed strong antihistamines, and some oinkment....because....
I had come out in rashers!
Okay..it was a rash, an allergic reaction to plant pollen..but it sounds better my way
..wispa
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chattycathy
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Reged: 09/01/2008
Posts: 7748
Loc: Beside the seaside
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BrandyQ I think I have swine flu but without the S!  Does that make a difference??? 
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carsma
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Reged: 13/02/2009
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Loc: Berks
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It was diagnosed wih a child at the bottom of the road a couple of weeks ago and then they were closing schools, no more it seems and I never heard of anyone else geting it, I just stayed a home,
Hope you are ok Fluff,
Carsma x
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Tinkerbelle
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Reged: 16/08/2008
Posts: 265
Loc: Garden of Eden
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My little grandson has it, he went for a school trip in Loughton, Essex and came home with it very ill, My daughter has got his temp. down and he is keeping fluids down. The teachers at the school did not even notify my daughter, allbeing only an hours drive from home she could have gone and got him. 3 other boys have it.
On top of that most of his chool clothes were left behind as he was too ill to pack them. He was sick all over his sleeping bag and his p jams. How could they have neglected him.
Don't worry complaints are going into the school govenors.
Thank god he is a strong little boy and pulling through.
Tinkerbelle.
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Oopsi_daisy
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Reged: 24/01/2009
Posts: 219
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Flu usually does become more serious in the young and elderly.But one of the concerns with this flu is that it seems to affect the middle age population more,20 to 30 age bracket I think.Appears to be only fatal in those who already have underlying medical conditions.That is all very serious,and I don't want to pop the humour bubble.CC's type of illness I may have had before...don't think that is fatal though,LOL! OOpsi.
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GILL3SQ
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Reged: 29/07/2008
Posts: 1484
Loc: Staffordshire
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I don't think we will know for definite if we do get it. If cases rise then we won't be "tested" formally and it will all be guess work.
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susieblue
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Reged: 16/03/2008
Posts: 1422
Loc: Devon
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Oopsi daisy - middle age 20s to 30s! Hang on a mo. What about we 50 year olds? As to me and swine flu - no I'm fine, sniff sniff oink!
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Psyche
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Reged: 23/01/2007
Posts: 2866
Loc: Bicester OXON
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Apparently the older you are the less likely you are to catch it (this from a friend who is a practice manager). Being over 60 has its compensations.
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SPANGLE
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Reged: 25/01/2008
Posts: 454
Loc: Lichfield, Staffordshire
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There are cases of swine flu in my childrens' local secondary school - we had a letter home about it yesterday.One child is off ill in my Son's tutor group! I so hope they don't get it in the next couple of weeks, as we are due to go to Florida at the end of the month! Spangle 
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Chatelaine
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Reged: 23/08/2007
Posts: 4176
Loc: A village somewhere on the Con...
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Not a swine in sight in my wider area, unless it is of the pink, podgy, curly tailed variety......
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