Dear Michele,
Disregarding speculation as to its absolute
origin, West Nile Virus (a coined identity) displays to be a VERY close
relative to Eastern Equine Encephalitis. WNV and EEE are most similar,
displaying many similar characteristics.....including infectious consequences
and biological field adaptation characteristics. Through employing a
reliable search engine, you should be able to inform yourself, quite well, on
Eastern Equine Encephalitis.......and thus gained useful knowledge applicable
to its kin........WNV. While certainly not a benign agent, WNV has displayed
(to our satisfaction) to be no more, or less, threatening ......as a virulent
new-variant flu strain. Young children and persons of advanced age or poor
health would be under the greatest danger.
These comments may be construed to be my personal
opinion.....ONLY.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
p.s. Our investigations have indicated WNV as MUCH less threatening----as a
potential epizootic-----than the publicly-based media outlets continually
announce/imply. There does seem to be existing suggestion that WNV (in some
form) has been extent in the U.S. for some period PRIOR to the sudden
identification/revelations by the mass media. There is no existing evidence
the Atlanta-based Federal Research Facility was LOOKING for such a
pathogen......prior to the highly publicized New York episode. The rather
sophomoric commentary relating to rapid mosquito-vector transport being of
sudden onset......does tend to lead one to question the credulity of these
sources.
Interesteringly, while not possessing a current-health dossier
on the deceased victims assigned to WNV.....we have NO provable data than ANY
nominally healthy individual has expired as the direct and sole result of WNV.
Michele Lee wrote:
> What do you mean the manmade west nile virus?! Manmade?
> I just had a friend die from the West Nile in Columbus, Ohio.
>
> Mic
>
> >I have the West Nile Virus (manmade kind) since July/August. I am
> >getting better with CS taking at least 2-3 oz in the am and pm for 7 days
> >now. I was so ill in August I could not drive my car as I could not
> >concentrate. When I could get to sleep at night I would have to sleep
> >12-16 hours at a stretch. I could barely get out of bed. At night I
> >would "burn up" and sweat profusely with malaria like symptoms. My face
> >was all puffy and I could barely open my swollen eyes. When I went to dr
> >in Sept my doctor said I had "allergies"!! I had a temperature of 102.
> >She refused to believe I had the West Nile because she had no "wonder
> >cure" to give me. Typical doctor reaction. She just wanted to order a
> >bunch of "expensive tests" to run up the bill and send me to a
> >specialist!!! Ah, the wonders of modern medicine. She ! did give me
> >some antibiotics which toned down the problem a little but it flared back
> >up to full strength again in early November. I went back for another
> >round of antibiotics then. I got a little bit better but was still
> >suffering the puffy, swollen eyes, lethargy, unable to concentrate
> >symptoms. I still had to sleep at least 10-12 hours a day. The more I
> >stayed in bed the WORSE I felt and the worse my face was swollen up.
>
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