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My wife and I had "the flu" with all the classic symptoms that lasted for over two weeks.  We did not see a doctor becuase we do not have any of the pre-existing danger factors and did not want to get anyone else infected by going to an office. While not 100%, we are pretty sure it was H1N1 just due to how quickly we became infected and severity of syptoms.  Does it really matter what type of flu we had?

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