PlumPerfect
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If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
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psudemonas
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PlumPerfect
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sorry if I speeled it wrong...
If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
PlumPerfect
New member
sorry if I speeled it wrong...
If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
PlumPerfect
New member
sorry if I speeled it wrong...
If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
PlumPerfect
New member
sorry if I speeled it wrong...
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<br />If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
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<br />If someone has psudemonas is it something that my son can catch from being around them.
One of the reasons CFers need to be kept away from each other is because of the different bugs they may carry.
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
One of the reasons CFers need to be kept away from each other is because of the different bugs they may carry.
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
One of the reasons CFers need to be kept away from each other is because of the different bugs they may carry.
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
One of the reasons CFers need to be kept away from each other is because of the different bugs they may carry.
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
One of the reasons CFers need to be kept away from each other is because of the different bugs they may carry.
<br />So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
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<br />It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
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<br />So yes... Is there someone in particular you're concerned with -- a friend or relative? Or is the clinic setting?
<br />
<br />It's my underdstanding the pseudo can live on surfaces for a VERY long time, so it's important to wash hands, especially after touching surfaces at the clinic -- door knobs, elevator buttons, arms of the chair, pens, counters...
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Mockingbird
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Yes. If you want to reduce the risk of infection, you can have the person wear a mask, and make sure you wash your son's hands a lot.
Mockingbird
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Yes. If you want to reduce the risk of infection, you can have the person wear a mask, and make sure you wash your son's hands a lot.
Mockingbird
New member
Yes. If you want to reduce the risk of infection, you can have the person wear a mask, and make sure you wash your son's hands a lot.
Mockingbird
New member
Yes. If you want to reduce the risk of infection, you can have the person wear a mask, and make sure you wash your son's hands a lot.
Mockingbird
New member
Yes. If you want to reduce the risk of infection, you can have the person wear a mask, and make sure you wash your son's hands a lot.