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No, I do not believe that closing schools is the only way to stop the spread of H1N1.

I believe that every parent should do what the doctors in Omaha, Nebraska did to cure this one little girl of Swine Flu. Child Cured of Swine Flu

The thing that bothers me is that if you go to your doctor tomorrow and ask him about it, he will tell you that this therapy does not work...even in the face of evidence to the contrary.

But your child is better off to get the flu, stay home and allow her natural immune system to 'learn' the virus and build antibodies to it. This can also help to protect her from other strains of flu where she may have some partial immunity.

This may be important especially if these strange new viruses keep escaping from labs or just spontaneously appearing in her lifetime.
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I agree some what with you on this one. In the 1950's  when children got the measles, chicken pox and the mumps children stayed home from school and the disease took it coarse (all the children in the house came down with it in days). Same holds true to bad colds let the body take its coarse.

However, back then people suffered with other bad disease's such as thyroid, polio, tuberculous etc. and we now have treatments for these. Our immune system sometimes can not cure some of the real stubborn viruses that are man made (as you mentioned out of labs).

The part I agree with you on is that we give our children so many vaccines today, they may be making our children weaker in the immune system, we see new developments such as autistic etc.
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