Ive most recently been diagnosed with MRSA. Started out with a nice size boil located inside my Left nare. Was treated with antibiotics and went quickly away but was cultured and showed MRSA. I am an ICU RN by profession. Despite following strict precautions with handwashing and Isolation of patients with MRSA I seem to have contracted it anyway. Prior to this I was a completely healthy 31 year old who ran marathons and competitively cycled. Shortly after the Nare boil healed I developed multiple boils despite antibiotic treatment upon my lower extremeties leading to surgical intervention. Today, 4 weeks after the start of this ordeal, i am still recovering from surgery for removal of multiple abcesses and if i tried running or cycling would fall directly on my face due to general weakness and fatigue. I since have been off of work for a month now and have a professonal headhunter searching for a sales job outside of the hospital setting. The CDC and NIH need to put emphasis on a cure. Its not only killing patients in the hospitals its erradicating the nurses also and if anyone hasn't noticed there are no extra nurses standing in line for jobs! Whats it gonna take for the CDC to put emphasis on finding a cure....We thought AIDS was gonna be the next Holocaust; I beg to differ. Someone recently asked me if I had persued any Legal actions against the hospital. DO I have a case? Workmans Comp? If there is anyone out there with information please help Docbucs