23-Month Old Becomes 1st U.S. Swine Flu Death

[jillio]

I'm talking about little boy who has kiss with pig.

This picture should happened before swine flu occurred, it maybe taken in 2007 or 2008.

Okay...I thought you meant the baby that died.

 

[netrox]

I am STILL pissed off at making it "US DEATH" because that boy who died is a Mexican, not an American and he is brought from Mexico.

WHO and CDC should revise the US death rate. So far, it's still ZERO. That toddler is NOT an American and SHOULD NOT be counted. Mexico should be the one to count that death.

 

[Babyblue]

I am STILL pissed off at making it "US DEATH" because that boy who died is a Mexican, not an American and he is brought from Mexico.

WHO and CDC should revise the US death rate. So far, it's still ZERO. That toddler is NOT an American and SHOULD NOT be counted. Mexico should be the one to count that death.

I understand what you are saying. But, legally the child died on U.S. grounds.

I pretty much think that is one of the reasons why the Media lets every one know, that the child came from Mexico to visit other family members in Texas. and in results the child was cared for in the U.S. and died in the U.S.

But it is not like they are treating it as an American child. It is clear that the child was from Mexico.

It is not like they are hiding the facts.

 

[Steel X]

Any flu can be very serious for a small child or infant.

Yep flus can be very life threatening for any person very young and small than a person who is in the adult years.

 

[Steel X]

I am STILL pissed off at making it "US DEATH" because that boy who died is a Mexican, not an American and he is brought from Mexico.

WHO and CDC should revise the US death rate. So far, it's still ZERO. That toddler is NOT an American and SHOULD NOT be counted. Mexico should be the one to count that death.

*shrugs* even thou it is true that he is not an American citizen, they just report who died on the US soil so far. It is very sad for that boy thou. he's in a much better place.