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Please take a few minutes to watch the two short videos below:
Below is the most-watched YouTube documentary on the topic of the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic — if you have time to watch (over 4 million views):
Now for my family's own stories.......
My father's younger sister, about age 7, died of "the aftereffects of the flu." Something like the 1990 film Awakenings? Full movie HERE at YouTube, albeit poor quality. I highly recommend the film! It is available via Amazon Prime Video.
Dad occasionally spoke of what happened when his sister died: "The undertaker embalmed Chrissie at the house — and dumped the blood behind the barn." The funeral service and burial were private. The influenza didn't stop until everything was shut down: schools, funerals, churches, etc. And the government refused to believe that something terrible was happening with Americans' health. Until, that is, bodies began piling up on the sidewalks and in the streets of Washington, D.C.
My maternal grandmother (1898-1981) had a robust immune system. It fell to her to take care of her brother Walter, who brought influenza to their remote location in the mountains of East Tennessee when he was discharged from the US Army, fell ill himself, and gave the flu to his brother-in-law Fred, my grandmother's husband. My grandmother sent her two children, one born in 1916 and the other in 1918 to her parents' farm and took care of Walter and Fred.
My grandmother related the story of those days in this way: "I got almost no sleep. I went back and forth between the river for cold water and the menfolks' foreheads. They were out of their heads with fever. My sister brought food, called to me, and set the food down about 25 feet from the house; I fetched the food from there. I don't remember how long all this went on. Seemed like forever. But Walter and Fred got well, and life went back to normal." I asked Wawa how she stood those weeks of hard work as a nurse. Her response: "Life isn't about what you want to do. Life is about what you have to do."
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