Re: Death toll reaches 21 in Ont. C. difficile outbreaks

[Guest guest]

The more this happens in other hospitals and doctor's offices, I'm thinking quality of health will begin to decline as people avoid the doctors even when really sick for fear of dying from something they catch there.

Of course, this germ and others are already working their way out into the public as well. I read a story maybe a year ago about them being in housing projects and such. I wonder how long it will be before we are like Japan and other Asian countries when they where masks and gloves as part of the normal wardrobe. However, I'll bet even in a high health hazard time the DHS and others won't let people wear masks or gloves because of terrorism threat.

In a message dated 7/11/2011 7:08:46 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, no_reply writes:

Death toll reaches 21 in Ont. C. difficile outbreaks

[Guest guest]

We all have to die sometime, and I believe in an afterlife, so dying is

something I am not afriad of. It's HOW I am going to die that worries me, and so

I try to avoid the germs, bacteria, and viruses that might kill me in a really

nasty way. I wouldn't want to get floored by flesh eating bacteria for example.

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" The more this happens in other hospitals and doctor's offices, I'm thinking

quality of health will begin to decline as people avoid the doctors even when

really sick for fear of dying from something they catch there. "