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H1-N1 Swine Flu Town Hall Meeting, Carl's Comal County Bulletin Board Blog News Update

Hl-Nl Swine Flu Town Hall Meeting, Carl's Comal County Bulletin Board Blog News Update

Ceil just found out about this so we are passing this on in case you missed it. H1N1 Town Hall Meeting-Oct. 8th.

McKenna Center Entrance A quick reminder that this Thursday evening, state, regional, and local health authorities will team up for a town hall meeting focusing on the H1-N1 Swine Flu strain, and efforts underway to protect the population from a widespread outbreak. That town hall meeting is set for this Thursday evening, from 6 to 7:30 at the McKenna Events Center on West San Antonio Street.

Here's what County officials say will be on tap during that meeting:

- Learn how Comal County civic, business, religious, public health, public schools, emergency management, and government entities have taken steps to prepare to respond to a potential H1N1 outbreak.

- Find out how you and your family can be proactive in staying healthy and also contribute to the overall public health of this community.

- Get your questions answered during the Q&A session with representatives from local, county, and state health departments.

Look for speakers like:

- State Perspective: James K. Morgan, M.D., M.P.H. Assistant Commissioner, Regional and Local Health Services Texas Department of State Health Services

- Regional Perspective: Sandra Guerra, M.D., M.P.H. Regional Medical Director Texas Department of State Health Services

- Local Perspective: Dorothy Overman, M.D. Comal County Local Health Authority

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6 Comments on H1-N1 Swine Flu Town Hall Meeting, Carl's Comal County Bulletin Board Blog News Update

OCT

Carl, it does seem as if this potential is first and foremost on everyone's mind. I have heard both pros and cons about the vaccine...

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Michael I just got my regular flu shot but I'm going to wait and see how it goes with the H1N1 shot. Not really comfortable with the testing period. Seems that is all you hear on the news with different views. I just wonder if it is hype as some of these things have been in the past.

Thanks for this, Carl! The swine flu virus is particularly tough on young people, pregnant women, and people with chronic asthma or similar conditions. Hopefully you're not in that category and wouldn't need the vaccine.

Cheers,

Robin

Robin I'll probablly check with my physician before I take the shot. I just now got my regular flu shot. I'm in no hurry to get the H1N1, I'm at a wait and see. Ceil doesn't take medicine or any of the shots. I guess she is the healthy one.

Howdy there Carl and Ceil

I'm sure glad to hear, that their haven a Q and A session on the H1-N1 Swine Flu, there in Comal County.
I just found out there is a major City over in Vermont, that has been covering up the outbreak they have going on. The hospital won't can't even take anymore folks right now.

You and Ceil, take very care of your selves with this here thing going on, my friends

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OCT

Thanks Dale for the good advice. We do try to be careful and try to stay out of crowds and wash our hands often. We worry about the grandkids, I'm sure they probably will come down with some kind of flu whether it is H1N1 or otherwise, hard not to when you are in a classroom with a great number of kids. Every year they seem to have problems like this, not much different then when we were growing up, we just hear more on the news. You and Deb do the same, take care.

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