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Friday 16 August 2013

Matthew,Rheumatic Fever

Walt: respond to the presentation given by the public health dept.


Prevention is better than Cure


On 6 August, the whole school of Glen Innes school went to the hall to talk about Rheumatic fever. It was a special assembly. Dr Alison Leversha from Star ship Hospital came to us. It took 25 minutes. Three Warriors players and an X Warrior player came to us to interest us to take care of you throat. The three Vodafone Warriors showed us when a doctor comes in a class and say who has a sore throat you will get a swab by a nurse. I thought the Vodafone Warriors was going to talk about Rheumatic fever, but they didn’t.


Awen Guttenbeil talked to us when he had Rheumatic fever. He played for the Kiwi league team and the Tongan league team. He told us that Rheumatic fever could lead us to death. He never told his mum or dad that he had a sore throat. He told us that on the day the athletics he couldn’t get out of bed. He had saw joints. He dragged himself through the hallway to tell his mum or dad that he has a terrible problem. Awen’s mum and dad took Awen straight to the hospital.  After 2 months the doctor told the mum and dad that Awen has Rheumatic fever. Rheumatic fever starts from a sore throat.

In conclusion I think that I should take care of my throat. Sore throats leads to Rheumatic fever and that could lead to death.



2 comments:

  1. Hey Matthew you story about Rheumatic fever is really interesting. It was pretty awesome seeing the Warriors at our school and how we got autographs from them. My question is what do you do when you get a sore throat?

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  2. Hi Matthew your writing is cool. I like seeing the Warriors. Its sad that Crystal has rheumatic fever.

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