Posted on 09/02/2009 6:47:58 AM PDT by EBH
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Schools in Ohio and Kentucky fall short of national standards for nurse staffing levels, raising concerns should either state see a swine flu outbreak...
...Kathy Inderbitzin, an executive board member for the Ohio Association of School Nurses, says nurses can handle a mass immunization effort if it is mandated. But she says there's still a critical shortage and the association is worried about how the flu will affect children.
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"Meh. You learn to live with it." ;)
? Does this mean if we had enough nurses we can stop swine flu?
Yeah, we had some school nurses that looked like that,
or maybe they were cafeteria workers, I can’t remember.
So, don’t require students to be vaccinated in schools. Problem solved! This governing thing isn’t so hard.
First, these vaccines are made in several countries, we don’t even know where they are coming from. And they ‘don’t know how children will react to the vaccine’, but will - mass force- the vaccines. There is something hugely wrong with this picture.
They won’t be coming near me or mine with a needle. Never have - never will. ;)
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