Illinois teacher thought she had the flu, but one symptom quickly changed her diagnosis ...Middle East

An Illinois teacher who began feeling flu-like symptoms thought that was exactly what she had after tests for COVID and strep came back negative. But the symptoms that followed quickly changed her diagnosis. Abby Parks, a 27-year-old special education teacher in Springfield, was about 18 weeks pregnant when she started feeling very sick with a fever. The fever was followed by joint pain, but then came the rash. Her school’s nurse, who had been seeing students with “really rosy, red cheeks,” suggested Parks might have the same infection.   “I got progressively sicker,” she said. “I was in bed with a fever for four or five full days.” Then blood tests given by her OB-GYN

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