I'm worried that the NHS might not be able to cope if we get many cases here. My mate's mum was admitted to hospital with swine flu and basically left to die because she was an old lady. My mate (a very assertive retired theatre sister) gave them what for and insisted they sat her up (they'd not bothered, because they'd run out of pillows, ffs) and put her on an oximeter and supported her breathing, and she's now planning her 90th birthday celebration next month (mother, not my mate!).
Things like this really expose global inequalities imo. The death rate will be far higher in poor countries, as ever, and in the west it will mostly be the old, the vulnerable, the frail, the immuno-compromised and those with existing respiratory problems that will really suffer.
After SARS, swine flu and avian flu, I'm feeling quite sanguine about it. And I'm not worried for myself, because I only seem to get flu-type things every 10 years (every year ending in a 9, since 1979).