A H1N1 flu to-do (and don’t do) list

By doris | Published: October 25, 2009

Full Story at CNN.com

However, the onslaught of information about H1N1 — be it playground rumors, employer signs telling you to cover your cough, memos from your kids’ school, or scary-sounding news reports — is making it pretty hard to figure out what you should be doing right now.

Although some people have already been vaccinated, it could be weeks — depending on your age and risk factors — before you even get a chance at the shot (or spray). So now what?

Sometimes it feels like you have two choices. A: Wring your hands endlessly about something over which you have no control. Or, B: Tune out the static and pretend this is all just a horrible dream. (Call it the ignore-the-whole-sorry-mess-until-my-neighbor-is-sick approach.)

Well, guess what? There are a few things you should — and should not — be doing at the moment. Here’s your guide.

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