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struggled to live, but he was only a pound at birth and was pronounced dead immediately after. He has finally lost his battle to live. The family has named this little guy, “Angel Salvador,” the hospital has announced the death of the baby. No other news is being reported, just that his organs weren’t strong enough to fight. Poor little guy. My heart goes out to this family as I’m sure they are hurting right now, to get their hopes up only to have them go right back down.

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Many people are starting to think, “it’s not going to happen to my family” or “it’s not a big thing.” But now it’s starting to make me think twice, currently we don’t have many cases where I live so I feel a bit safer, but others that have cases all over the place seem to be in danger of catching it if they come out of their homes. In the case of the newest toddler death it seemed to strike suddenly, yesterday morning he got a high fever his mom took him in to the hospital that night, he died an hour later. Now I have no clue how fast this strikes but for this little one it was rapid. The tests won’t come back until later today or tomorrow at which time they’ll announce if it was for sure the swine flue that killed the toddler and not something else.

To make matters worse, my husband came down with a fever and dizziness yesterday. My first thought was the swine flu, it just goes to show even when you try pushing it away it’s always in the mind.

Here’s the list of those that have died: (2 Arizona, 3 Texas, 1 Washington, 2 New York)
- Toddler from Mexico, died in Texas April 27, 2009
- Judy Dominguez Trunnell, pregnant woman (gave birth to a healthy little girl via c-section) May 5, 2009
- had a heart condition (Washington)
- a woman in Arizona with a lung condition died
- Man from Corpus Christi, age 33. (Texas)
- assistant principal Mitchell Wiener (NY)
- 16-month-old toddler, Jonathan Zamora (May 18, 2009) (NY)
- I know I’m missing one here but can’t remember.

Judy’s husband is currently trying to sue the farms in Mexico that started the swine flu. To learn more about the swine flu please check out the CDC page on H1N1 flu.

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According to a police report, the woman put the baby down for a nap. When she checked on him an hour later, he wasn’t breathing. Murray called 911 and performed CPR but was not successful in reviving the child.

The woman in charge of watching the 10 children she had in her home, tested positive for marijuana.  She was licensed from 1996-2001 but did not renew her license and has tried claiming she did not know she needed to do it. Umm, if she had already taken this and got license I’d say she knew. Oh and she hasn’t been charged yet, she claims she did not smoke around the kids and didn’t do any marijuana on the day of the incident. So far no one knows what happened to the baby, if it was something natural (SIDS) or something that could’ve been prevented.

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