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Re: Respiratory virus suspected in Midwest children's hospitalizations

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Maybe things are different in Texas?

Most children start school at an earlier age & many more are in day care then when we were kids.

I do believe too many antibiotics are given to all of us, which enables bugs to mutate & resist drugs.




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Re: Respiratory virus suspected in Midwest children's hospitalizations
By: DGpeddler
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Sun, 07 Sep 14 7:46 PM
Msg. 02056 of 65535

"Kids are notorious for spreading germs, they play together"

I know. One reason a lot of older folks do well today is because they got germs as kids and their bodies built up an immunity. That is also why a lot of young people today, die. They were kept from getting most bugs as small kids and cannot fight off the stronger bugs today.


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