parents are urged to get their children vaccinated. it affects children less than five and pregnant women more than it does elderly adults. as parents wait for the vaccination to become available, dr. asher b. advises keeping your children at home if they have a fever. wash their hands frequently and cover when sneezing and get a seasonal vaccine. between 20% and 30% of the children who have died from h1n1 have been otherwise healthy. montgomery will have some vaccine available as of wednesday. if you need it to the minute details for maryland, d.c., or virginia, had two or website, wjla.com. so far, this year, doctors say that more than 75 children have died of the swine flu in the u.s.. they say that it is important to note that the the swine flu vaccine and the seasonal vaccine or two different things. you and your family need to get both of them to be fully protected. friends and family are seeing good bye to a soldier who was killed in a firefight in afghanistan.