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Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

Re: LA: Obit- Died 1/26/24 of flu/pneumonia complications; M, 34 yrs.

Re: LA: Obit- Died 1/26/24 of flu/pneumonia complications; M, 34 yrs.

Shiloh said:
Source: http://www.meaningfulfunerals.net/fh/obituaries/obituary.cfm?o_id=2394197&fh_id=14597

Obituaries
Philip Edward Fugate

...Phil passed away January 26, 2014 in Shreveport, Louisiana after complications with the flu and pneumonia...
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Chandler, Texas, the likely site of infection, is approximately 90 miles from Dallas. Please consider moving and / or cross-referencing this young man's obituary to the Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas thread [FT#216295].
 
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif; font-size: 100%;">'Phil passed away January 26, 2014 in Shreveport, Louisiana after complications with the flu and pneumonia. He was born September 24, 1979 in Hyden, Kentucky. He?s been the manager of Chandler Memorial Funeral Home for 13 years.

Phil loved carpentry work, horseback riding, camping, and taking his beloved children on special outings. He was an amazing husband, daddy, son, and brother . . . '

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Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

Collin County's flu-related deaths rise to 7 amid widespread cases

Collin County?s latest flu surveillance report shows the number of flu-related deaths has increased to seven, all adults. That?s up from four a week earlier.

The report includes data through Jan. 18. It describes flu activity level in the county as widespread, the same label used in the previous report through Jan. 11...

http://www.dallasnews.com/news/comm...ed-deaths-rise-to-7-amid-widespread-cases.ece
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

H1N1 flu victim that nearly died is back home in Arlington

ARLINGTON -- A woman who could barely stand and was within "one day of death," according to her doctors, is miraculously back at home in Arlington.

Julie Shelley was taken to the emergency room at JPS Hospital just before Christmas day.

"Doctors said a day later it would've been too late, because then I would have turned septic," she said.


http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/H1N1-victim-that-nearly-died-starts--242866981.html
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

tetano said:
H1N1 flu victim that nearly died is back home in Arlington

ARLINGTON -- A woman who could barely stand and was within "one day of death," according to her doctors, is miraculously back at home in Arlington.

Julie Shelley was taken to the emergency room at JPS Hospital just before Christmas day.

"Doctors said a day later it would've been too late, because then I would have turned septic," she said.


http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/H1N1-victim-that-nearly-died-starts--242866981.html
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We can be thankful that this woman is living.

We cannot be thankful for the unscientific, but conveniently self-congratulatory, response of the medical team telling her that one more day would have been too late. Did they compare her viral load at certain tissue types against known viral loads of fatal cases in a matched cohort with known symptom onset date and known medical care seeking date? Was she specifically one day earlier than those matched to her who had died or was the statement pure managed messaging?

Did the HCW/PH spokesperson just issue the back-patting statement from rote? Seems that we've also repeatedly heard the inverse blaming of the victim upon a death attended in a medical facility, "If she had only come one day earlier, she would be alive today." Again without empirical basis.

How many have we seen that sought medical care, some multiple times, and were sent home to either die or to die upon returning for a final medical request? Seeking medical care is not a guarantee of survival, nor should that position be stated by rote unless evidence is at hand.
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

175 Fatalities in Texas
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2014-01-30 *​


  • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [Excel]
  • pH1N1 Dominant Texas Fatality by County [html/css]


* 2014-01-30 Updated Stats from Jim Oliveros
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

tetano said:
Eighth flu-related death reported in Tarrant County

While a series of influenza cases continues to drop, Tarrant County has reported a eighth flu-related death.

Six of a deaths tested certain for Type A influenza, though two, including a latest one, tested certain for Type B.

Type B typically doesn?t means widespread outbreaks like Type A, and it?s mostly found in places such as schools and nursing homes, pronounced Russ Jones, arch epidemiologist for Tarrant County Public Health.

H1N1, a widespread aria this year, is a Type A strain.

http://www.txnewsfeed.com/amarillo/eighth-flu-related-death-reported-in-tarrant-county/
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Originally placed at:
Texas - Seasonal flu 2013/2014 (other than Dallas or Houston areas) [FT#215854].

Tarrant County covers the Texas city of Fort Worth and surrounding communities.
 
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tetano said:
Two new flu deaths reported in Dallas County as outbreak winds down

Dallas County health officials reported two additional flu deaths Friday for a total of 42 deaths since the season began last fall.


http://www.topix.com/health/swine-f...orted-in-dallas-county-as-outbreak-winds-down
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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif; font-size: 100%;">'Dallas County health officials reported two additional flu deaths Friday for a total of 42 deaths since the season began last fall.

The county?s positive flu tests fell to 11.7 percent for the week ending Jan. 25. They peaked at 27.7 percent in the third week of December.'

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<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif; font-size: 100%;">'Dallas County health officials reported two additional flu deaths Friday for a total of 42 deaths since the season began last fall.

The county?s positive flu tests fell to 11.7 percent for the week ending Jan. 25. They peaked at 27.7 percent in the third week of December.'

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Monitor
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Control and Prevent​

As of today, 2014-02-01, neither the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or independent labs in the State of Texas have published a single genetic sequence sampled during or after that peaking period of the High Intensity genetics.

Citizens have been blinded and cast adrift by public health leaders to face this storm of record-setting fatality that continues to destroy the lives of healthy, vaccinated adults and children.

While we and other citizens do recognise the monitoring effort, a touch of controlling and preventing would be beneficial as well.
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

One more flu death reported in Dallas County for a total of 43

Health officials reported another flu death Friday in Dallas County for a total of 43 this season.

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Fifty-one additional hospitalizations were reported last week for the flu. So far this season, 951 people have been admitted to local hospitals for flu-related symptoms, according to the county...

http://thescoopblog.dallasnews.com/...rted-in-dallas-county-for-a-total-of-43.html/
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

County marks seventh flu-related death

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A 50-year-old Aubrey area woman has died from the flu, becoming the seventh flu-related death in Denton County this season, according to the Denton County Health Department...

http://www.dentonrc.com/local-news/...07-county-marks-seventh-flu-related-death.ece
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

Dallas, Tarrant Counties Report Six More Flu Deaths

Total number of flu-related deaths this season climbs to 77




Six new flu-related deaths are being reported in Tarrant and Dallas counties Friday.

In Dallas County, four new flu-related deaths were reported, bring the total for the county to 47. Tarrant County health officials reported two more deaths, bringing their total to 10 for the season.

Age, gender and vaccination status of the patients has not yet been released by the counties for the most recent cases.

In all, 77 flu deaths have now been reported across North Texas, including nine in Collin County, eight in Denton County and one each Hunt, Hood and Wise counties.


http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/health/Dallas-Tarrant-Counties-Report-Six-More-Flu-Deaths-245604811.html
 
Re: Texas - Dallas/Ft. Worth area seasonal flu 2013/2014

Ninth Flu-Related Death Confirmed in Denton County

Health officials in Denton County confirmed Friday the ninth flu-related death in the county this season.

County health officials aren't saying much about the patient, other than that it was a child. The county has recorded nine influenza-related deaths including two children and seven adults.

Prior to the most recent death, the last known flu-related death in the county was recorded last week; the patient was a woman in her 40s with underlying health conditions who had not been vaccinated.

http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/health/N...Denton-County-246586411.html?akmobile=o&nms=y
 
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3 More Dead From H1N1

COLLIN COUNTY (CBSDFW.COM) - This year?s dangerous strain of the flu has claimed more North Texas lives in the past week.

One person died in Collin County and two more died in Denton County.

The two deaths in Collin County were pediatric cases. Both of those patients had received flu shots, but also had other health problems.

http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2014/02/21/3-more-dead-from-h1n1/
 
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Fundraiser For Frisco Police Officer Suffering From H1N1

FRISCO (KRLD) ? Medical bills and other expenses continue to mount for a Frisco police officer who is recovering from a severe case of H1N1, commonly known as ?swine flu.?

Now, the Frisco Police Officers Association Charities is raising money to help nine-year veteran Mike ?Gonzo? Gonzalez, who still faces many months of recovery and rehabilitation. Gonzalez was diagnosed with the aggressive strain of influenza in early January, and remains in the hospital.

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http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2014/03/06/fundraiser-for-frisco-police-officer-suffering-from-h1n1/
 
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Source: http://thescoopblog.dallasnews.com/...s-first-pediatric-flu-death-this-season.html/


Dallas County reports first pediatric flu death this season
By Sherry Jacobson
sjacobson@dallasnews.com
6:39 pm on March 11, 2014 | Permalink

Dallas County Health and Human Services confirmed Tuesday that an 8-year-old resident?s death was flu-related. This is the first pediatric death here for the 2013-2014 flu season.

The report came this afternoon from a hospital in Dallas County. The child was not identified for medical confidentiality and personal privacy reasons...
 
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