typhoid fever

Welcome.

Today's testimony is called Dengue, Malaria and Typhoid.

You have seen the movie, read the book, or heard a testimony from a visiting missionary.

An account of how someone left the comforts of home, went off to some exotic place, and narrowly escaped some dreaded infectious disease.

Places that you go on safari to your safari lodges typically have very educated and well-trained chefs and kitchen staff, and they do practice safe food practices.

Of course, That doesn't mean you shouldn't wash your hands, you shouldn't have hand sanitizer, and you shouldn't be overall a little bit cautious and understanding and ask the questions that you want.

But because safari establishments and safari lodges and camps have to appeal to a wide variety of cultures, palates, cuisine, food and dietary restrictions.

They have some of the best food safety practices that you'll find.

So enjoy the food, enjoy the cuisine when you go on safari now.

Do you need to bring them with you? No, but it's a good idea to have answers to yes or no, just in the rare situation where you might be in a condition where you might need to see a medical provider and they want to know what your vaccination immunization health or history is take a picture of it have it on your phone but it's a good idea to know what your childhood vaccinations were if you're a non-vaxxer just have that information along with your medical information you know handy and obviously most of us have it in our heads but be willing to share that when you are going into a foreign country and you might need medical care they're going to want to know that covid do you need a current covid vaccination card It is not currently recommended or required.

This is one that's completely up to you.

COVID is no more rampant.

The doctor protruded his lower lip.

"This is typhoid fever," he said after a pause.

"A very bad type.

It has been assuming such a form this winter at Florence." He spoke the plain truth.