<div align="center">(http://s11.postimg.org/y6576tcnn/5_24_13_ARPAIO_GERNERIC_MGN_ONLINE.jpg)</div><br/><br/><strong><span class="bbc_u"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">READ ME BEFORE YOU POST</span></span></strong><br/><br/><strong>The above media report and radio report is available for anyone to have heard/seen.</strong><br/><br/>What you need to know before you post is that for the past four days, an illness known as CPN2 has run rampant across the country. Like you've probably noticed with Ebola and any other illness we've ever had - there are all kinds of conflicting media reports and it's kind of hard to know what to really believe. You have the TV media that's making things seem like it's not that terrible of a deal and that everything is under control, then you have the radio show hosts, those talk radio guys who latch onto conspiracy theories like a tick on soft flesh.<br/><br/>Everyone has been touched by this illness,<strong>everyone</strong>. The difference between the "pure" infected and you survivors is that after about day three, your symptoms lessened up.<br/><br/>Speaking of symptoms:<br/><br/>Beginning phase of illness: running nose, mild fever, swollen glands, headache, body ache, deep cough<br/><br/><strong>- The above phase is as far as you survivors go.</strong><br/><br/>Second phase of illness: running nose, high fever, chills, intense headache, swollen glands, weak body, blood in cough<br/><br/><strong>The above is by day 4-5.</strong><br/><br/>Right now, there's a lot of concern and speculation. You have a lot of paranoid people, you know, taking the bus wearing surgical gloves and white masks over their faces. People who carry bottles of hand sanitizer, sanitizing their hands after they touch anything, and washing their hands like they have OCD. Hospitals are strained and you can't get a hold of your doctor's office. So far, no one has died or anything of the illness, but it's only been 4 days. Almost everyone you see is sick in one phase of the illness or another. You might see a few dozen people a day who are over it, like you. Some die hards who are in phase 2 of the illness are still going to school and work. You know the type. Expect to see them on your bus, in the store, at work/school with you. Aside from the illness being so wide spread, nothing out of the ordinary is going on.<br/><br/><br/><br/>