Sis has a fever, which has already climbed a degree in the last half-hour. Is it a side effect of the H1N1 (LAIV) vaccine she had last Wednesday? Is it the swine flu that she won't be protected from until sometime in early December (two weeks after her second intranasal treatment)? Or is it something else entirely? It's wait and see, treat the symptoms. Hope nothing spreads.
Of course, she's not going to school this morning. We offered to let Bud go and he panicked, "Without my sister? I'm brave at school with my sister. I'm not going alone."
So, you know what we're up to today: pajamas and tv. Let's hope she gets well soon.
I am sure I ahve said it before, kids get these thing, part of growing an immune system. H1N1 is spreading in this country but not in quite the way expected. A few people are in need of intensive care but these hot spots are popping up on an unexpected manner, to the point where it may be necessary to move sick people from their own hot spot to an old hot spot where the staff are, to some extemt alreadu immunised and particularly where they ahve the recently acquired skills.
ReplyDeleteI hear on one of pour Gos slots that the Government of Texas is having trouble with so,e Mormons who consider that the age of consnet should be 16 whilst apparently in Texas it is 17.
I do not understand why such an important subject is not decreed by the federal government. It happens that my GGGgrandmother was married at 16 (not with shot gun assistance) and there were many like her. Probably wanted to get away from her mother but that is pure conjecture, she worked as a bar maid in a tavern run by her father and went on to have 9 daughters and only 1 son.
Is that boy bullied at school?