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Don't risk catching Swine Flu

LITTLE FALLS HEALTH DEPARTMENT H1N1 FLU CLINICS

Monday, November 16, 4-7 pm

Wednesday, December 16, 4-7 pm

Friday, January 5, 4-7 pm

Location: Passaic Valley High School, 100 East Main Street, Little Falls, NJ

There is no residency requirements for the H1N1 clinic.

All Clinics are open to all citizens, and vaccinations will be FREE OF CHARGE and available to all residents who are in the following priority groups:

Pregnant women
People who live with or care for children younger than 6 months of age.
Health care and emergency medical services personnel.
Persons between the ages of 6 months and 24 years old.
People ages 25 through 64 years of age who are at higher risk for H1N1 because of chronic health disorders or compromised immune systems.

MANY PHYSICIAN'S OFFICES HAVE OBTAINED THE H1N1 VACCINE. THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE IS THE BEST PLACE TO GET YOUR SHOT!

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Posted by Jim Albano / North Jersey Real Estate Team - Jean-Marie Vantuno / Realtors® on 10/20/2009 08:02 PM

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2 Comments on Don't risk catching Swine Flu

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Jim,

Good to see your smiling face on my blog subscriptions. I wondered where you went.

OCT

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion on vaccinations and especially the H1N1 strain that has affected many people. I'm a big advocate for immunizations on the whole and, have in fact, been vaccinated against H1N1 yesterday. Sometimes it takes situations that are close to home to perhaps alter our beliefs; my great grandmother lost her life in 1918 to the Spanish flu pandemic that spread across Europe. She was a vibrant and healthy 33 year old woman in the prime of her life that lasted less than 24 hours from having contracted the virus. The Spanish flu is actually a sub-type of H1N1. I feel that I owe it to her memory to protect my family from this strain to affect any more of our family. This is just my opinion and research does show that we, as a society, have been much healthier and live longer lives since the introduction of immunizations and the production of vaccines.

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