Description
COURT CASE:
- having influenza (the flu)
- having a highly contagious acute viral respiratory infection
- being infected with type A, B, and/or C viruses in our respiratory system
- being prone to having influenza because we’re older than 65 years old
- being prone to having influenza because we have asthma
- being prone to having influenza because we have diabetes
- being prone to having influenza because we have heart disease
- being prone to having influenza because we’re pregnant
- being prone to having influenza because we’re younger than 5 years old
- being prone to having influenza because we’re immunocompromised
- being prone to having influenza because we have chronic illnesses
- being prone to having influenza because we live in close proximity with those who have influenza
- being infected with someone who has influenza
- being infected with influenza because we didn’t properly follow health and safety protocols, and/or proper hand hygiene protocols
- being infected with influenza because we’re exposed to viruses in contaminated surfaces, secretions, and/or environments
- being infected with avian influenza (H5N1)
- being infected with influenza because we didn’t properly cook poultry products
- being infected with influenza because we didn’t avoid contact with wild animals
- being infected with influenza because we didn’t frequently and properly wash our hands
- being infected with influenza because we didn’t properly clean and disinfect surfaces that have become contaminated with secretions
- being infected with swine (H 1N1) influenza (swine flu)
- being infected with a strain of flu that consist of genetic materials from swine, avian, and human influenza viruses
- being infected with seasonal flu viruses
- being infected with flu viruses that mutate
- being infected with any strain and/or mutation of the influenza virus
- being infected with flu viruses that is resistant to treatment
- being infected with flu viruses that is resistant to prayer
- fevers
- having a high fever
- fever above 104F (40C)
- chills
- coughing
- severe coughing
- chest discomfort
- shortness of breath
- difficulty breathing
- fatigue
- tiredness
- malaise
- physical exhaustion
- sore throat
- runny nose
- sneezing
- stuffy nose
- muscle pain
- body aches
- headaches
- vomiting
- diarrhea
- fluid imbalance
- dehydration
- electrolyte imbalance
- change in or a loss of taste
- change in or a loss of smell
- having the flu for days
- having the flu for weeks
- our flu developing complications-such as pneumonia
- our flu developing life threatening complications
- our flu developing into sinus infections
- our flu developing into ear infections
- being coinfected with the flu virus and bacteria
- our flu developing into myocarditis
- our flu developing into encephalitis
- our flu developing into myositis
- our flu developing into rhabdomyolysis
- our flu developing into multi organ failure
- our flu developing into respiratory failure
- our flu developing into kidney failure
- our flu developing into sepsis
- experiencing asthma attacks while we also have the flu
- our flu worsening any chronic heart diseases that we have
- fast breathing
- having trouble breathing
- having pale, gray, and/or blue colored skin, lips, or nail beds
- our ribs pulling in with each breath
- chest pain
- severe muscle pain
- dehydration
- not urination within 8 hours
- having dry mouth
- not having any tears to cry
- not alert or interacting when awake
- seizures
- our flu worsening
- our flu returning
- difficulty breathing
- shortness of breath
- severe weakness
- unsteadiness
- having a fever and/or cough that improves but then returns and/or worsens
- having worsening chronic medical conditions
- our influenza being rooted in us feeling fearful, guilty, trapped, violated, and/or unnurtured
- human agents of darkness sending infirmity and sickness spells against us
- the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate the aforementioned problems
