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Old 11-04-2009, 10:52 PM #1
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Attention Swine flu? YES CRPS is high risk group :(
My daughters boyfriend who lives with us was diagnosed with swine flu today!
I called Interior Health and they said that CRPS patients were on the high risk group.

I went down @ 11: am and got 2 shots 1 in each arm, 1 H1N1 and 1 regular flu shot. The shots did not hurt (that was a huge surprise as most shots hurt me) but now 8.5 hrs later hard to lift arms have propped on pillows.

They said CRPS high risk so I am spreadin the word.

Aparently there is a chance that the shots may not work for us if we already contracted H1N1 from Marshal, I am quite concerned for my granddaughter and daughter who are also higher risk.
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