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[Cakers1]

moonchilde: Glad it worked out with minimal soreness. DH also got the 65+ shot.

[brii]

On 10/3/2014 MomTo2Dogs said:

At least you didn't break out into song like the Seven Dwarves

That made me really laugh out loud.

[Clover29]

DH said he didn't feel his flu shot at all. If it wasn't for the band-aid, and the sore arm next day, he'd have thought they scammed him.

[Cakers1]

Clover: My arm is a tad sore if I touch it tonight. I know, don't touch it. lol

[Clover29]

On 10/3/2014 Cakers1 said:

Clover: My arm is a tad sore if I touch it tonight. I know, don't touch it. lol

I did OK with not touching mine, but my 35lb puppy didn't get the memo. Ow.

[Cakers1]

Ha! Or was that Ho?

[raven-blackbird]

and once again this year I'm passing on the flu shot.....................................raven

[Cakers1]

On 10/3/2014 raven-blackbird said:

and once again this year I'm passing on the flu shot.....................................raven

Hi raven: Honestly I'm not keen on it, only having had the flu twice in my lifetime.

But I still do it. Your choice.

[tansy]

I get the flu shot not just for my own protection but for others I come in contact with.

[foundinlv]

I had the trivalent without preservatives today at the clinic inside Walgreens. The other Walgreens without clinics also administer them but they looked too busy to be bothered. I liked the private room and the ability to ask questions without being overheard. This is my first flu shot in over 10 years I believe, after having a bad reaction I had said never again. In that 10 years I only got sick once but have to take my stepmom to many dr visits over the coming months (she never gets the flu vaccine and never gets sick) and I don't like going to dr offices during flu season. Hope it protects me but I know that its effacacy is only around 60%. Should satisfy all the nudges and kevetchers. (not talking about you cakers or anyone thus far on this thread).