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Understand the need not to confuse the message, but the nation is currently suffering under another serious outbreak of H1N1 2009.

I am currently fighting this OBiden flu and it is no joke. It’s been over a week and the symptoms just won’t let go. Because the symptoms are so similar to COVID19, when I sought treatment, they gave me the test and of course mine came back negative. A different test gave the positive H1N1 2009 result.

I had a flu shot last fall but it obviously wasn’t enough to protect me.

No med anon, but I’m betting a bunch of those negative COVID19 tests out there are really H1N1. Don’t take that one lightly, anons, it still kicks your butt for a long time and for certain people like me, can require medical attention to help get you through it.

We need to be fighting all the bugs out there and not spread them so as not to overwhelm our medical resources.

>>8422675

Won’t dox myself, but I do live fairly close to a city but not in it. Close enough that what they get spills over to outlying communities (lot of commuting).

>>8422675

Read with comprehension. It’s not a cold. It’s verified H1N1 2009.

As for the mitigations, know and doing them all. It hit me so hard I had to seek medical treatment when the symptoms became too much to manage on my own.

My message is:

Don’t diss the other bugs out there. Some of them, like this OBiden flu can kick your butt!

>>8422743

Bullshit! Take a look at CDC web site and you will see it going on across most of the country.

>>8422675

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm#ILIActivityMap

Nationally, influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 viruses are now the most commonly reported influenza viruses this season. Previously, influenza B/Victoria viruses predominated nationally.

114,029 (51.2%) Cumulative cases reported by week 10 2020.