If you are married (not dual military as listed above) or in the grade of E-6 or above, you cannot live in the barracks. If you need family housing or rental information, you can go to Fort Drum Mountain Community Homes (the Welcome Home Center) or call 315-955-6644, for assistance.
RSV in adults most often causes less severe RSV symptoms than those seen in children. The elderly are at increased risk for developing a serious RSV infection. More severe RSV in adults can occur in those who:
Who can get RSV? It is most common in infants 2-6 months old. Children who were born early or children with lung, heart, and immune problems are at greater risk of a severe RSV infection. Almost 100% of children in daycare get RSV before age 1. It is most common from late fall to early spring. It is rare in summer. What are the symptoms of RSV? Children under 3 years old. RSV could cause bronchiolitis, otitis media (ear infection), or pneumonia. Symptoms could include high fever, bad cough, and wheezing. In more severe cases, it could cause difficulty breathing. Signs are wheezing, a blue color to the lips or skin, and the chest sucks in with each breath.