Regardless of where it came from or where it is going, Swine Flu is in the news a lot lately. The CDC has websites dedicated to trying to help ‘calm the fears’ of those who don’t know what to do or are worried about loved ones.
This is the calmest ‘practice’ we could have for an epidemic. Swine flu has been here and handled before. I believe our efforts for preparation are getting tested. Either you are prepared now or you will want to be after the dust settles from this most recent epidemic.
Keep working on our preparation list and practice some of those skills and patience building exercises. If you and your family get quarantined or simply would rather not leave the house due to an outbreak of swine flu in your area, you’re going to be glad you practiced preparation!
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