To: abb
In my opinion, this could be very bad for the population at large. What if this flesh-eating bacteria is passed on to others? These families and children should be monitored and deemed healthy before placing them into schools. Plano's school district has decided to get vaccination records first, and they were slammed in an editorial yesterday because of it.
To: getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL
There is no vaccination against antibiotic resistent bacteria, flesh eating or otherwise.
2,713 posted on
09/05/2005 5:22:56 PM PDT by
owl37
To: getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL
Plano's school district has decided to get vaccination records first, and they were slammed in an editorial yesterday because of it.
As they should be. They will be vaccinated. To tell these ppl after all they have been through that they are not "good enough" to attend school is unthinkable. The doctors at the shelters are checking them out. I would *think* since bacteria has been found, they will be looking for all of these diseases that has us so worried. I would be shocked if any unhealthy children are going to school.
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