Wow... This is not the first time one of my schools has been exposed to staff infection. Apparently this kid in my highschool was terribly infected at school and now its going around. How can this happen to so many schools? Why is staff so common? Why is it at school? Seriously, more hygiene would help greatly!!! I have seen girls walk into a stall use the restroom, fix there hair, and other things, and walk out of the restroom. I always want to go after them and ask them if their forgeting something. Actually, I've asked girls that question before. People WE CAN PREVENT THIS!!! Please keep your hands clean. Please don't drink and eat after people all the time...especially people you don't even know. Not only is it kind of gross, its dangerous. This is for the better of our schools, this is for your health. Its not hard...Take 10 seconds to wash your hands. Bring GERM-EX to school. Something!!! I really hope this will show some of you impatient, non-handwashers, that washing your hands is worth your time. Infections like staff can be deadly its extremely contagious, but it can be prevented. No one is immune to it, NO ONE!!! Don't take the risk. Don't be ignorant!!! I'm being completely serious, i don't want to hear about anyone dieing from staff. I don'want anyone I or you know to be in the hospitol, I just want everyone to hear me out. Thanks.
Staff infection in school
By finisherofourfaith - Posted on October 9th, 2008
Staph infections are usually passed through open wounds and areas that are already infected.
Staph is all over your body. It's like some forms of meningitis. Everyone has the bacteria... sometimes it goes bad and becomes infectious.
Being "clean" can help, I suppose.... but be real. People aren't getting staph infections just because they aren't washing their hands after they potty.
http://kidshealth.org/teen/infections/bacterial_viral/staph.html
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