H1N1 Update!

[blackrock13]

You didn't think you'd get away with another week without a thread on H1N1, did you, but this is good to know.

If you travel a lot or intend to go anywhere internationally for the winter get away, that paper they gave you, after you got the shot, is the proof you got the shot and is a legal document. Some countries and I don't know which ones yet, are asking for proof before you can enter, especially if things get worse. Ukraine might be a good guess.

If you left at the clinic you might be able to retrieve it with a phone call and you going to get it. If you tossed it, it probably too bad although you may be able to call Health Services and gat a second one issued.

I got mine yesterday and it was 45 minutes in/out in total. I only know the above information because I do travel a lot and asked questions.

I just thought you'd like to know.

 

[landscaper]

I actually got both the H1N1 and the seasonal flu shots at the same time. Everythings alright , I mean my wife likes the little curly tail even if it a little touigh getting a belt done up...

 

[Nickelodeon]

Mine was 45 minutes from start to finish with various pre-screens, line-ups and waiting rooms. Pretty efficient considering they are doing about 1000 people/day, as per their count.

 

[blackrock13]

You'll still catch the cold people

You know this how?

 

[OnTheWayOut]

You'll still catch the cold people

So the shot will make us faster ..... hmmmmm, good to know.

 

[Kascha Fan]

Hiney flu

my HP (house partner/SO) is an RN at a Scarborough hospital and they today issued an internal memo saying the Hiney problem is over.

So like all the other big flu problems, it is over.

Now, SARs is still real and has not mutated to a host safe variant yet.

KF

 

[blackrock13]

my HP (house partner/SO) is an RN at a Scarborough hospital and they today issued an internal memo saying the Hiney problem is over.

So like all the other big flu problems, it is over.

Now, SARs is still real and has not mutated to a host safe variant yet.

KF

The Hiney flu?

If you are refering to the H1N1 in a round about way;

I think that statement is a little too simple. It may have peaked for this season, I repeat MAY, but it's not over.