There are more than one major flu strands in the wild now and depending on which we got first will tell us how we react to the other. Or, so I'm told. Here's a

There are more than one major flu strands in the wild now and depending on which we got first will tell us how we react to the other. Or, so I'm told. Here's a video on the flu from 1918 that killed many. It's a few years old and talks about our responses to virus and how they trace them. It's enlightening.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48Klc3DPdtk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48Klc3DPdtk In any case, it could have been a bad flu infection. An antibody test would really help. I know several people who had a bad flu that was detected as influenza.