Nah, we're always seeing rare diseaes in Dallas that we thought were stomped out. Usually they come from unvaccinated populations where they are endemic, i.e. Mexico. I've seen diptheria, tetanus, typhoid fever, and amoebic dysentary in Mexican nationals. A frend of mine has seen dengue fever and anthrax.

Holy SMOKES!!! Remind me not to move any further south! [img]tongue.gif[/img] ;)

Yeeps! Dangerous place, that is! ;)

By eating Big Macks, JUST SAY NO!

*erects giant plastic wall around cuba*

"we already have Dengei Tsi Tsi Yellow Fever and West Nile! we dont need this too!" [img]tongue.gif[/img]

No worries getting it in Canada just do dam cold for the virus to live. [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]

Well, according to a book I read, rabies and bubonic plague only tend to kill 1-5 people in the US each year, usually people in the boonies. But it is kinda frightnin' to hear. Hope he's ok. :(

Mack took the words outta my mouth, lol.

LOL, that's why they call them "rare diseases." Ms. Dragonmage, ma'am, you wouldn't know from Beri-beri and tetanus in Gaw-jah, wood-ya? CDC says six cases of both, last year. ;)

Ya'll ain't sayin country folk eat roadkill is ya?