babymommy2
Registered User
When I think logically about it I am not concerned as the risk of severe infection is no worse than normal flu, but then I read on here all this stuff and it makes me wonder if it is worse or what is going on and panic a bit, which is why I posted the question, but logically it is community acquired which means unless you 100% stay inside your house and isolate yourself, never let anyone in your household go outside you can't be sure you won't get it from a doorknob, let alone a sick person.
quote from health canada
As of June 22, 2009, a total of 6,457 laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 flu virus have been reported in all provinces and territories in Canada (see Table 1 below). To date, 404 hospitalizations and fifteen deaths have been reported among laboratory-confirmed cases.
6457 confirmed cases and 15 deaths, small numbers espcially when you consider that the number of cases will actually be much higher than 6457, and lots of people will never ever be tested even though they have the disease.
quote from health canada
As of June 22, 2009, a total of 6,457 laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 flu virus have been reported in all provinces and territories in Canada (see Table 1 below). To date, 404 hospitalizations and fifteen deaths have been reported among laboratory-confirmed cases.
6457 confirmed cases and 15 deaths, small numbers espcially when you consider that the number of cases will actually be much higher than 6457, and lots of people will never ever be tested even though they have the disease.