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Swine influenza in Texas – my child?

I wonder what the parents think that the swine flu. I have a daughter, 2 ½ years and is in care. We live on the Garland / Rockwall area and schools were closed in the cities surrounding us (Richardson, Dallas and others) Its me going crazy! I do not want to be the nursery, because of all the children there and not know if theres been cases closer to home. I do not know if I'm thinking about things and not something to worry until it was confirmed our city, but I can not help but worry. Especially since the 3-year-old died in Houston boy. Shes only 2 and a half and I know how it would affect your small body or how to react to Tamiflu. She had her seasonal flu vaccine, but from what I've been reading is not the excavation for the virus today. any person has an entry for this? I just want to kno what we thought would be a good thing to do and see if anyone else is having to cope with this (with a baby or child), and disturbing, like me: (

I have a daughter almost 3 and 4 years for me, I change my life yet. I'm in Houston, where there were confirmed cases, although no one in my area. What we do know is this: take time, can be treated. I look at my daughter, myself and my partner. If none of us gets to do fever and other symptoms that I'm the phone with our doctors. My daughter had a bug this weekend. I stayed out of school for 2 days, even if I could go on 1 just to be sure. He also asked her doctor, they were not worried because I was running a fever. His advice was to keep his house, and hydrated look for other symptoms. It was a 2 years in Houston, who had other medical conditions that are dead. Although I am not trying to make light of this, it is less threatening to a healthy child. It has also been sick for some time before starting treatment. Watch your child closely, know the signs, precautions practice routine (hand washing, sterilization, etc.), and most importantly, begin to show symptoms, keep the school and seek treatment.

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