18 Jul 09, 4:55 PM
Achilleus
UK(M), 3 yrs
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Dracoson wrote:
Badg1, its nice to meet an intelligent clued up person on here who obviously knows exactly what they are talking about 
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IC is no place for intelligent, clued up people 
Sorry to hear about your slight cold...typical Domme calling it flu ha ha...get well soon xxxx
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18 Jul 09, 5:29 PM
LacednLicked
UK(WA), 4 yrs
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Achilleus wrote:
Dracoson wrote:
Badg1, its nice to meet an intelligent clued up person on here who obviously knows exactly what they are talking about
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IC is no place for intelligent, clued up people
Sorry to hear about your slight cold...typical Domme calling it flu ha ha...get well soon xxxx
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Ahhh all well and good you mocking but who was I hugging 2 days before symptoms appeared? Oh I am sorry did I breathe on you when I gave you that kiss?
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18 Jul 09, 5:46 PM
erus_boy_g
UK(SK), 4 yrs
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Badg1Vo wrote:
radcoa wrote:
tut tut community nurse and
you are not aware that tamiflu is a generic common type influenza buster putting paid to 5 common flu types BUT NOT SWINE FLU
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Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) can be used (if given early enough) to prevent people getting influenza if exposed ('prophylaxis' role).
Whilst the initial 'containment' phase of wide-spread use of Tamiflu for prophylaxis for most (?all) contacts of cases has passed, prophylaxis is still being used for 'high-risk' group contacts of presumed (for the community, as most community cases are no longer tested) or confirmed (where testing for swine flu has been performed) cases of swine flu.
Oseltamivir can also be used in a treatment role, to limit the severity of the disease and decrease the duration of illness (and the duration of infectivity). This is especially important for people in a 'high-risk' group.
Are you suggesting these people shouldn't be taking Oseltamivir if they are offered it by a health care professional, and if so, on what basis?.
Whilst there has now been documented Oseltamivir resistance for 'swine flu', the majority of circulating swine flu virus remains sensitive to Tamiflu.
On what grounds are you saying that Tamiflu is ineffective for 'swine flu'? (a.k.a. Swine-lineage Human Influenza A, H1N1).
radcoa wrote:
and you are going to interview spreading germs, virii etc.
Swine flu is killing LESS than normal wintr types of flu.
Unless youhave existing condition esp respiratory or imune system knackering you will take upto 14 full days drom getting bug to being ill. Nasty for a week then recover and still be contagious.
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Again, where do you get the idea that people are contagious once they have recovered?.
This is a possibility for those whose immune systems are 'knackered' (as you have phrased it), but for people whose immune systems are normal, they are not infectious once they no longer have symptoms.
If you believe me to be wrong on any of these points, I'll be happy to point you to resources backing up what I'm saying.
If you believe you are correct on the points I've challenged you on - cites please.
Cheers,
Badg1.
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Hope You feel better soon Mistress, boy is thinking of You, and that we are able to keep You entertained on MSN to at least help with the boredom, and we have Moto Gp to look forward to next weekend WHOOP WHOOP.
Badg1 it is so good to read the factually correct information regarding details of this Swine - lineage Human Influenza A, H1N1 Virus, Thank You.
very happily Owned and Collared by Ms LacednLicked
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18 Jul 09, 10:28 PM
Achilleus
UK(M), 3 yrs
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LacednLicked wrote:
Ahhh all well and good you mocking but who was I hugging 2 days before symptoms appeared? Oh I am sorry did I breathe on you when I gave you that kiss?
lol!
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That was my long lost identical twin, I have *never* had a night out in Runcorn....anyway I held my breath
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18 Jul 09, 10:50 PM
LacednLicked
UK(WA), 4 yrs
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Achilleus wrote:
LacednLicked wrote:
Ahhh all well and good you mocking but who was I hugging 2 days before symptoms appeared? Oh I am sorry did I breathe on you when I gave you that kiss?
lol!
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That was my long lost identical twin, I have *never* had a night out in Runcorn....anyway I held my breath
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Now why did that make me think of you breathing through your ears???
And
Oh
TWINS
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19 Jul 09, 1:08 AM
Kreeger
UK, 4 yrs
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This would cure your swine flu!
http://imgur.com/Bu7xY.jpg
Either that or kill you (which would be extremely unfortunate). Edited 19 Jul 09, 1:09 AM by Kreeger
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19 Jul 09, 9:53 AM
LittleMissEvil
4 yrs |
Yay for the interview pants on the flu, hope you get well soon.
Your Good little girl Some people say i am evil, i have no idea why they think that.
I want to bleed, i want to feel the cold sharp steel slice my skin and see the red river flow!
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19 Jul 09, 4:45 PM
Kreeger
UK, 4 yrs
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LittleMissEvil wrote:
Yay for the interview pants on the flu, hope you get well soon.
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Are interview pants anything like apartment pants? |
19 Jul 09, 5:27 PM
LittleMissEvil
4 yrs |
Kreeger wrote:
LittleMissEvil wrote:
Yay for the interview pants on the flu, hope you get well soon.
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Are interview pants anything like apartment pants?
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Yes they are 
Don't pick on me I am porly as well and using my blackberry to access IC.
Some people say i am evil, i have no idea why they think that.
I want to bleed, i want to feel the cold sharp steel slice my skin and see the red river flow!
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19 Jul 09, 11:18 PM
rosy_cheeks
UK(PR), 4 yrs
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Kreeger wrote:
LittleMissEvil wrote:
Yay for the interview pants on the flu, hope you get well soon.
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Are interview pants anything like apartment pants?
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hehee I thought that too!
hope you feel better soon hun, hope you're not going stir crazy x
I'm torn betweeen hoping my sore throat and general crappines doesn't turn out to be swine flu and hoping it is so I get it now while I am still working and will still get sick pay and so I can then go back to the public swimming pool with my newly gained antibodies to protect me!
sensing danger my cuteness reflex kicked in
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