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This the fourth case that I am aware of - https://www.foxnews.com/health/flori...-than-48-hours - if you go to Florida you better make sure you don't have any cuts or wounds when you go in the water - one case was a kid that died from going into the water in Maryland -
Glad I live in Canada where I can sleep peacefully!Quote:
Originally Posted by JoePa
Hi, D Los Joe just keeps confirming how good it is here in Canada!
woah.... im good staying in Canada lol
Are you suggesting that people don't get that here in Canada? if so you are dead wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
Can't remember his name but some political hack/separtiste from Quebec ended up with that a number of years ago. He survived, losing just a leg.
Think that was Lucien Bouchard.....
It’s sad that she lost her father, but why even take the risk with the health issues her father had already.
That bacteria can be picked up,anywhere. Necrotizing Fasciitus is quite prevalent in Canada,especially,here in Ontario. I suggest Google for much more information. For people like us who spend a big part of our lives outdoors,we really need to be aware and be cautious.
I am very well aware of that, as a matter of fact, a close acquaintance got it two years ago , his wife is a nurse and caught it quickly, they live on the next concession over from us.Quote:
Originally Posted by smitty55
Above posted by Jaycee today 8:45 pm.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaycee
Glad I live in Canada where I can sleep peacefully!
Hi, D Los Joe just keeps confirming how good it is here in Canada!-Posted by Jaycee today at 2:42 pm
Hi Jaycee-so which one is your true opinion?
We are all on the same forum,supposed to be linked with the interest in the outdoors .first of all.
I can not help but to be amazed how some posters throw things in so randomly,no respect and not much logic,eroding this ,otherwise would be valuable Outdoor Community?
There is never an obligation to reply to anyone,why doing it in nonsense ways?