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Once upon a time there was a kid named Jeff. 

Jeff was a good little boy until he was naughty 

and went in his back yard by himself!! Right 

when he stepped outside a cat jumped out of 

nowhere and bit him on the arm.

Jeff started to have pain in his muscles, psychological 

anxiety, muscle spasms, behavioral aggression and 

rage, whole body nausea, fever, loss of appetite, 

dizziness and fatigue. He also commonly had  

headaches, excess salivation, stiff neck, restlessness, 

seizures, mental confusion, sensitivity to light, pins 

and needles, dilated pupils, difficulty swallowing, 

drooling, and vomiting.

When Jeff went to the doctor the doctor said that he 

had rabies. He said that rabies attack the brain and 

spinal cord. It is shaped like a bullet and when it 

enters the body it makes its way to the spinal cord 

through the nervous system. Once the virus gets 

into the spinal cord it goes straight to the brain, 

where it begins replicating itself inside the mind's 

nerve cells, destroying them in the process.

When he got home he did some research on rabies and 

found out that rabies are caused by the rabies virus 

and spreads through saliva of infected animals. It can 

also spread by being bitten by an infected animal. The 

human death tolls from rabies have declined from over 

one hundred annually to two per year in the US. 

Worldwide, rabies results in more than 55,000 deaths 

per year. Rabies are always fatal if left untreated. Once 

you start experiencing the symptoms there is barely 

any hope. 

When they got home his mom was scared to death. So 

she also did some research and found out that the 

immune system reacts as soon as the person is bitten, 

but she did not find out how the immune system 

responds and what immune systems are involved in 

fighting off the disease. 

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