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Melissa Rycroft Recovering from Swine Flu

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Oct. 15 2009, Published 11:14 a.m. ET

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Yet another celebrity has gone and gotten themselves infected with that new-fangled H1N1 virus — better known as Swine Flu. This time, it's Bachelor and Dancing with the Stars alum Melissa Rycroft, who confirms the snotty, sniffly news in a statement to OK!.

Says Melissa:

"I am indeed recovering from a bout of the H1N1 flu virus. Like most people who become infected I thought I had a mild case of the common flu but when my symptoms exacerbated I immediately went to the hospital where I was diagnosed with H1N1 and given the proper medications to cure the infection. I received good advice from my fiance’s mother who is a nurse to go to the hospital and I want to stress to people how easy it is to battle this flu when you take the proper steps such as seeking the care of a doctor. I’m a clear case that by paying diligent attention to your health its easy to overcome this illness and be healthy again."

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Since the porcine disease first began to spread throughout North America, a number of celebs have admitted to falling ill with it. Before Melissa, the most recent cases were David Boreanaz and Brian Littrell. Earlier in the summer, Harry Potter co-star Rupert Grint admitted to feeling a bit swine-y and British model/reality star/writer/floatation device Katie Price has confessed to becoming ill with H1N1.

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