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Momosphere: 11.6.09
Nov 06 2009 by Jennifer Newman
The H1N1 flu hysteria seems to have diminished among my friends. Most of us have made our decisions about whether we’ll get the vaccine for our children (so far, all of my mommy friends are leaning toward getting it), and now it’s just a matter of waiting for the word that it’s available. Of course, that doesn’t mean that I don’t worry when someone in my family complains of not feeling well. All it takes to jump-start my swine flu fears is a few sniffles.
Hit Me With Your Best (H1N1) Shot, Motherhood Uncensored
Blogger Kristen has been debating about whether to get the H1N1 vaccine for her two young children. One she finally decided to do it, she realized she couldn’t find a doctor who had the vaccine. She ended up dragging her kids to a community health center, where she waited in line for a very, very long time. After all that rigmarole, she thinks the health-care workers should give the parents a stiff drink as they give their kids a shot. It sounds fair to me.
Magic Red Syrup, Do Your Thing, Binkytowne
This mom-blogger’s whole family is battling H1N1 — and it’s not pretty. “On day two or three of the illness I thought I am fit, healthy, I’ll be over this soon. I haven’t been to work in over a week. I can function but I’m not well. I can’t wait for this to be over.”
How to Avoid Getting H1N1; Parents.com
If you’ve broken out into a sweat after reading this post, it might be time to read up on this virulent flu. Parents.com’s story has some common-sense tips on avoiding getting H1N1.
