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San Bernardino County reports death of 7-yr-old

JimO

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Source: http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=133617

This was posted by lili in French and I used Google Translator to post it here.

FONTANA, Calif.-A 7-year-old San Bernardino County boy died from complications of swine influenza, three days after being expelled from school after falling ill. A health official in the county on Wednesday confirmed that the boy died November 5 at the hospital in Upland.
The mother told the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, Joey Holt, of Fontana was sent to school November 2 because of a fever but it went away. Jessica Holt says her son became pale and lethargic after a few days. She called the ambulance when he took a turn for the worst November 5.
She said the boy, who had asthma, had dreamed of becoming a doctor.
Health officials in California, nearly 300 people died from complications of swine influenza in the state this year.
 
Re: San Bernardino County reports death of 7-yr-old

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FONTANA--A 7-year-old boy is the Inland Empire?s latest casualty of Swine flu.

The Fontana boy suffered from asthma and was sent home from school November 2nd because of a fever.

But, county health officials say he took a turn for the worse three-days later. He died the same day at San Antonio Community Hospital in Upland.

Children have been hard hit by the H1N1 flu, especially those with prior health conditions.

Story Date: November 21, 2009

http://www.inlandnewstoday.com/story.php?s=11822



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