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Controlling the swine flu by preparation is
important. Because most experts predict many problems from a
severe
pandemic. |
Use your
imagination, what do you think will happen when
6.8 Billion people all realize that a Worldwide DISASTER is
STARTING?
First, generally, panic and confusion will be universal and
people will be in a state of shock not knowing at first what to do.
Then after reality sets in, they would obviously try to come up with
a plan to CONTROL THE SWINE/BIRD
FLU and survive this horrible
disaster. This terrible scenario could occur next week. The mixing
of the swine flu and the bird flu could create this nightmare. The
bird flu kills 60% of those who catch it and the swine flu is super
contagious. If you add these traits together, we would have
problems. If this happened, everyone in the world would compete for
the same products and services. Demand would outpace supply almost
immediately and people would not be able to get the products they
need at any price. This simple fact could cause many unnecessary
deaths, extreme pain and major anxiety.
Do not ignore the
Importance and Benefits of Preparation
Ok, the swine flu pandemic is here. We must all be on guard in
case the swine flu mutates to a much more deadly form. This could
happen with or without the help of the bird flu. The great part is
preparing for it will bring peace of mind and confidence. You will
be able to sleep at night instead of worrying all night. Use your
imagination and think about some of the challenges you and your
family might face. Below are a number of situations and suggestions
you can take to handle each situation.
Expect
the interruption of usual
services we all depend on
Expect the interruption of usual
services we all depend on like
those services provided by health care facilities and hospitals and,
restaurants, government offices, banks, telephone and cellular phone
companies, and post offices.
Transportation services could be
interrupted and believe me do
not take public transportation because it will be one of the easiest
ways to catch the virus. Plan to take fewer trips and store
essential supplies.
The local grocery stores will
close or have limited supplies. I have put together a checklist that will help you keep
track of the items that you need to manage without these services.
There will be a ban on public gatherings such as concerts,
movies, sporting events, volunteer meetings and worship services and
Marshall Law could rule. Prepare contact lists including telephone numbers,
conference calls, and email lists, to get or give out necessary
information.”
Do not
expect to do much traveling
by car due to fuel shortages.
In case you cannot communicate with them in an
emergency talk to your family about where family members and loved
ones will go and how they will receive care.
Expect temporary shut downs of
banks and ATM's. Many companies
will not take credit cards so it would be a good idea to keep a
small amount of cash or travelers checks in small denominations for
easy use.
Infections will affect as much as
half the population. Infection of the population will run much
higher than normal seasonal flu infections. This is because no one
will have immunity to the pandemic flu. This of course means that a
substantial percentage of the worlds population will require medical
care. No countries have the hospitals, staff, beds, and facilities
to handle a mass number of people sick all at the same time.
Antiviral drugs and vaccines,
are the best way, other than prevention to fight
the swine/bird flu. There will not be enough vaccines to go around. The world
Health Organization recently reported that next year they expect
to have 3 billion vaccine doses available. the problem is we have 6.8 billion
people on earth.
The most effective treatment to this date
for people who catch the H1N1 swine flu virus is the oral antiviral
medicine Tamiflu (oseltamivir) and prophylaxis.
IF YOU CAN GET THIS
DRUG, right now I would do it. Physicians use
it as soon as possible when infection starts to partially control
the virus. However, getting the drug will be the biggest
problem. Don't order it over the internet because there is a lot of
fraud taking place with this drug.
There are a few problems
with its use because supplies are limited to treatment only instead
of treatment and prevention. Also, because the virus will mutate
quickly there is a good chance that it could become less effective
as the virus continues to develop.
Deaths could occur in large numbers
High rates of sickness
and people not going to work to beat getting the flu will be
common. Many people will flat not go to work and this
will cause economic and social disorder. A severe flu wave will
cause shortages of products and services. Many products and services
will still exist but on a limited unpredictable basis. In addition,
the prices for specific products and services if still available
will be higher.
The national and local
governments of the world all want people to prepare.
The government obviously realizes that
they will not be of much help during a pandemic, remember Hurricane
Katrina in New Orleans, and that means that we all must realize that
we are on are own.
"Responsibilities of the
individual and families include: Keeping supplies of materials at
home, as recommended by authorities, to support essential needs of
the household for several days, if necessary."
White House document, National
Strategy for Pandemic Influenza (NSPI)
"Where appropriate, use
governmental authorities to limit non-essential movement of people,
goods and services into and out of areas where an outbreak
occurs." White House document,
National Strategy for Pandemic Influenza (NSPI)
This statement refers to quarantine
situations.
"Individual citizens should be prepared for an influenza
pandemic, and be educated about individual responsibility to limit
the spread of infection if they or their family members become
ill." (White House
document, National Strategy for Pandemic Influenza (NSPI)
Working will be risky or
impossible during the height of Influenza wave activity.
Different kinds of businesses will be
more workers friendly. You need to determine if the company you are
working for and the industry will flourish or be very difficult to
work in during the pandemic. Questions that
need answering are as follows:
1. Will your job require that you are in close
physical contact with many people daily? If it does, you have a
problem.
2. Is there a possibility that you can
telecommunicate from home, access remote networks, and use portable
computers?
3. Is it possible that the staggering of
shifts could lessen your risk of infection?
4. How will you compensate or prepare for a
possible loss of income during temporary work stoppage?
5. How do your employers plan to continue
during a pandemic?
6. Talk to your employer who has a plan for a
pandemic about leave policies and how much leave is available to
take care of sick relatives.
Expect Schools and Day care
Centers not to be open for an Extended Period.
This is to limit the chances of
children spreading and to prevent them from catching the flu. You
need to plan now about how you will handle these situations. A
number of other school related events would also probably not be
open. They include clubs, sports/sporting events, music activities,
and school meals. These closings would likely happen very early in a
pandemic and could occur on short notice. Its important that you become pro active
and communicate with school officials about their plans for the
pandemic and your desire to help. School closings will probably
occur along with other closings of public gatherings, such as at
malls, movie theaters, et cetera.
You know how easy it is to
get bored, especially children, so talk to school officials about
continuing your children's education. Ask about activities and
exercises that you could monitor at home. Find out what lesson plans
to follow that would keep them on track. Also, do not forget about
obtaining learning materials like books, computers, movies, et
cetera.
The Most
Effective Technique For Beating The swine Flu
Virus is a Ruthless and Complete Quarantine for the Duration of
T he Pandemic. This
is of course impractical for most considering the pandemic could
last up to 2/3 years. The next best solution is a partial ruthless
quarantine where the breadwinner goes out to work between intense
influenza activities. The rest of the family would stay in their
ruthless quarantine at home. The breadwinner would stay in an
isolation room every day during the time when the authorities said
it was ok to be in public. They would go out into the public only to
work and get necessary provisions. That person would stay in that
room for at least one week after being in the public.
Continuing your children's education will be a
major obstacle to this plan. However, I believe that there will be
enterprising professionals who will offer continuing education for
your children on the internet, phone conferencing, et cetera.
You must remember every family member that goes outside the
quarantine increases the chance the virus could invade the
family.
Don't wait until the last moment
to plan for the disruption of medical care for people with chronic
illnesses. It is essential that
you communicate with your health care provider about access to your
medications. The coming pandemic will probably be intense and will
mean the hospitals, doctors and nurses will be unavailable for large
amounts of time. People with a chronic disease, such as heart
disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, or depression,
should continue taking medication as prescribed by your doctor.
Also, make sure to have the proper medical supplies available like
glucose and blood pressure monitoring equipment.
If
you have not already received the free controlling the swine flu manual,
here is the table of contents:
Index
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Chapter 1: The Swine Flu Pandemic is
Here! Reasons why there will be another flu pandemic including
questions and answers.
Chapter 2: The 1918 Spanish Flu
Pandemic
The most deadly flu pandemic in human
history
Chapter 3: The mutant storm, antigen drift and
antigen shift
How viruses mutate and
develop
Chapter 4: What to expect when the swine flu
pandemic starts
Most experts agree about what will
happen during a severe pandemic
Chapter 5: How to
protect yourself from the virus outside the Home Methods and
techniques to help protect you and your family
Chapter
6: Lessons learned from the 1918 Spanish flu
Predict
what’s going to happen today
Chapter 7: Six Life Saving
Swine Flu Secrets Exposed!
Most people won't guess what
these are
Chapter 8: How to survive in extreme hot and
cold weather
Stay more comfortable during extreme
temperature and no utilities
Chapter 9: Buying the
right supplies will make your life easier
Buy the most
important supplies first
Chapter 10: Carbon Monoxide
Poisoning and Fire Safety
The silent killer you cannot see
or smell and every 27 minutes someone is killed or injured in
a home fire
Chapter 11: Caring for loved ones How to
care for loved ones when there are no doctors. Plus how to
create a separate isolation room, this is one of the most
important things, most of us will need to do to avoid
infection.
Chapter 12: Financial Planning
(Affiliate Program)
Over 80 business or job opportunities
to pay the bills and prosper during the pandemic
Chapter 13: WINNING PANDEMIC
MENTALITY
The Swine Flu Pandemic will test our state of
mind and how we see things.
Chapter 14: Test Flu Symptoms Quickly
During a Pandemic! It could save your life!
Test yourself with over 170 INTERACTIVE
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS AND SCENARIOS that will help you survive
the pandemic. These exercises will help you create and develop
habitual responses that could save your life. |
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