Meningitis

Natasha H said:
Doctor says it is quite unlikely I have it, as the headaches I have had this week would have been unbearable.. I also would not be able to move my head..

Says to give it 48 hours and if all is still fine by Monday, I am in the clear..

:D

Got a bit of a fright this morning..

Thanks for all the replies..
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Good to hear :)
 
There's some dodgy sh** going down in Cape Town. My sister's been home all week, too weak to move with a bad stomach and killer headache. Had her at 2 doctors and she's going on the drip today.
 
Meningitis By Natasha H

The Meningitis Foundation of America (MFA), a national organization, would like the public and media to know that information is available regarding the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of meningitis. MFA was founded by parents whose children were affected by meningitis. In addition to supporting vaccines and other means of preventing meningitis, the MFA provides information to educate the public and medical professionals so that the early diagnosis, treatment and, most important, prevention of meningitis, will save lives. Meningitis is a dangerous and sometimes fatal inflammation of the brain and/or spinal cord that can leave survivors with serious life-long physical problems such as deafness, brain damage and other disabilities, meningitis can sometimes result in loss of limbs. MFA would like to be considered as a news resource for the disease. For further information, visit the MFA website at www.musa.org.

MFA is proud to announce the new C.I.S.S. Container Identification Scratch System
When we participate in sporting events or mingle at social gatherings it is possible to lose track of our water bottles and/or beverage cans, especially those served in containers that are very similar or identical to a container from which you are drinking. This carries the risk of transmitting an illness, such as meningitis or the common cold or flu. The Container Identification Scratch System, or C.I.S.S., is a fun way to make sure you always know your drink from others. Use it at sporting events or at a family gatherings and reduce the waste from forgotten drinks. Simply scratch your number from the C.I.S.S. label and identify your drink. For more information please contact Bob Gold at [email protected] and www.musa.org

Thank you,

Meningitis Foundation of America
P O Box 83602
Phoenix, AZ 85071
(800) 668-1129
www.musa.org
 
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