H1N1 on the interview trail

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For those of us still untouched by the flu there is always the chance that we will be off the interview trail and in bed for 4-7 days. While typically not an issue, this might turn out to be devastating if it occurs during the week where you interview at your top 1-3.
So what are you doing to try and prevent this? (Assuming you're like the rest of my classmates, still awaiting the promised vaccine)
Flying always increases the risk of exposure...

 

[tegs15]

For those of us still untouched by the flu there is always the chance that we will be off the interview trail and in bed for 4-7 days. While typically not an issue, this might turn out to be devastating if it occurs during the week where you interview at your top 1-3.
So what are you doing to try and prevent this? (Assuming you're like the rest of my classmates, still awaiting the promised vaccine)
Flying always increases the risk of exposure...

Our school has mandated that we get vaccinated. Luckily we have had the vaccine since mid October, when most of us got the nasal spray. And I have had a chance to put it to the test during November as my wife and all of my children ended up with what most likely was H1N1. It was really 3 weeks of fun and excitement!😱