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    Post: Families Fighting Flu Launches H1N1 Awareness Campaign

    Melissa

    Posted on 5/13/09

    Families Fighting Flu (FFF) is a non-profit organization
    made up of parents who have all lost a child to seasonal
    flu. FFF is dedicated to educating people about the
    severity of influenza and the importance of vaccinating
    children against the flu each year.

    As an educator, your students’ well-being is top-of-mind.
    With the recent H1N1 flu outbreak (initially called “swine
    flu”), FFF is sharing some important steps that you can
    take right now to help protect against the H1N1 flu.

    Please help continue this mission by listening to and
    sharing a very important PSA titled, “Flu Fighting Tips”
    with the readers of [INSERT BLOG NAME HERE] by visiting
    http://www.westglen.com/online/17695.mp3. This PSA reminds
    listeners that, while there is no vaccine available yet to
    fight the H1N1 flu, there are other steps they can take
    right now to help protect themselves and their students
    such as:

    1. Covering your nose and mouth when you cough or
    sneeze. You can even teach children to cough into their
    elbows.
    2. Stressing the importance of washing hands with
    soap and water. Any alcohol-based hand cleansers are
    effective as well.
    3. Disinfecting frequently touched surfaces with an
    appropriate bleach-based solution. As you know, germs can
    spread by touching infected surfaces and then your face.

    For more information, please visit
    www.familiesfightingflu.org.


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