22-07-2009, 18:21
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
There could be a political element to this? To see how well the system copes if something really nasty went around? Just a thought.
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22-07-2009, 18:25
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
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There could be a political element to this? To see how well the system copes if something really nasty went around? Just a thought.
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Or it could be a chance for Gord to claim that the government saved the country if it dies down before next May.
That'd be ironic, MP's caught with their snouts in the trough and swine flu saves their bacon. 
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22-07-2009, 18:34
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/lif...cle6722616.ece
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An otherwise healthy child who died after contracting swine flu had a rare and deadly combination of infections, it emerged last night.
Chloe Buckley’s death prompted widespread concerns about the risk posed to children by the virus. A post-mortem examination has shown that she also had a serious bacterial infection caused by streptococcus A, which led to tonsillitis and blood poisoning.
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23-07-2009, 11:54
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
good grief, that poor child.
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23-07-2009, 17:32
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
The lines finally went live at about 1pm after a few problems. Calls were really slow, I took 5 and arranged Tamiflu for 3 of them.
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23-07-2009, 18:43
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
Slow as in the lines were quiet or the calls took a long time to deal with?
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23-07-2009, 18:46
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
They were dead quiet, some people hadn't taken any calls all day. All my calls lasted about 10 minutes though.
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23-07-2009, 19:08
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
Can't be too bad then...
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23-07-2009, 19:14
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
Maybe they are limiting calls to Welsh call centres to leave some spare capacity for when/if the service goes live for people IN Wales?
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24-07-2009, 10:47
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
Calls coming in thick and fast now, plenty of 'worried well' trying to blag treatment too.
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24-07-2009, 11:25
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
Question, can you only use Tamiflu once in your life?
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24-07-2009, 13:27
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
Russ, they're probably trying to get tamiflu...
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24-07-2009, 14:40
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
If I get it, I won't be using Tamiflu. I've spoken to some of our senior pharmacists who said it probably only reduces the symptoms by a day so I'd rather build up my own immunity.
I wonder how many of the Tamiflu manufacturing management are receiving bonus' 
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24-07-2009, 15:09
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
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If I get it, I won't be using Tamiflu. I've spoken to some of our senior pharmacists who said it probably only reduces the symptoms by a day so I'd rather build up my own immunity.
I wonder how many of the Tamiflu manufacturing management are receiving bonus' |
Am I right in assuming those that are dying from this virus alone are suffering an adverse effect to it a bit (lamens terms) like an alergy? I know most have had underlying illness and Tamiflu would not really have made a difference unless they were actually on Tamiflu all the time so they never actually contract the disease?
So basically if you are going to have an adverse reaction to this virus you are going to whether you take Tamiflu or not?
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24-07-2009, 15:33
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Re: Pandemic (Swine) Flu
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So basically if you are going to have an adverse reaction to this virus you are going to whether you take Tamiflu or not?
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Thats what i've been led to believe Zing 
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