Unusually High Rates of Flu Being Reported in Detroit

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dude01 — 5/16/2023 12:05:52 AM

Oh, so now they call it the flu. For the last three years they referred to it as Covid.

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lullabel — 5/15/2023 7:51:30 AM

When my daughter was in 3rd grade I asked her teacher about handwashing practices. She said they didn't "encourage" it because there were 30 students and if each took 30 seconds that would be 15 minutes and they didn't have but 30 minutes for lunch. I was nonplussed...but I am not sure how I feel about it now. Handwashing is a good thing (after bathroom visits etc.), but maybe some are too obcessed with it. **Re: the subject matter at hand. What do they mean a "flue-like illness", one child died. For heaven sakes can't they identify this illness? That seems ridiculous. They'll probably start enforcing masking the children.

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DebbyW — 5/8/2023 5:31:02 AM

A few weeks ago, I had what probably was a norovirus. Vomiting and diarrhea. I was wiped for about 30 hours and still needed a couple more days to recover.

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fundamentalassumptions — 5/7/2023 8:27:39 AM

We're in Ohio. Pretty far west & a bit south of East Palestine. Right now there is a spike of stomach flu-like ailments going on....and, pink eye, among children especially. Was wondering about the interconnecting factors, causes & spurs to that....but one thing we DON'T have to 'wonder' about, is how such things will be spun & used for agitation & 'conscious evolution' by the builders who've rejected the chief cornerstone.

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gabbyfemale — 5/6/2023 3:41:29 PM

Well, well, well. Look... the flu is back! (SMH)

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Shepard505 — 5/6/2023 9:42:05 AM

Encouraging hand washing before eating g while children are there could make a bigger difference. I was angry when my child went from preschool where hand washing before eating was practiced to kindergarten where it was discouraged as it "used up too many paper towels". The preschool had found a big difference in the amount of minor illnesses just by practicing hand washing. Viruses don't live many days. They should consider spending the money on hand washing stations and encouraging their use.

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brianallen1 — 5/6/2023 7:30:03 AM

Just installed the 5G service. Fast internet with no one around to use it.

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NurseKaren45 — 5/6/2023 4:41:54 AM

5G in the school yet? Were they recently vaxd at school? Does the school lunch have fake meat or just GMO soy laced with glyphosate? Dirty duct work in the air conditioning system? Where are the good investigative reporters? How about the recent article I read that mentions a huge increase in brain infections and abscesses in kids where the authors say that the medical community has NO IDEA what is causing the sudden spike, oh really? I immediately thought of the covid test and its toxic chemical laced q-tip that is also pushing crap from the outer nose all the way back to the sinus cavity close to cribiform plate which protects THE BRAIN. I just love this new twilight zone in which we find ourselves. Again, OH SWEET METEOR OF DEATH....... www.msn.com/.../ar-AA1aDBqO

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bethw779gmail.com — 5/5/2023 8:38:07 PM

This sounds to me like another intentionally released virus. I'm sorry to say it, but that's what it sounds like.

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WaterKat — 5/5/2023 4:13:52 PM

How many of these children were given the flu shot as part of their well baby visits?

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caws — 5/5/2023 9:54:02 AM

Possibly food poisoning from the lovely meals they serve our kids?