Flu shot (H1N1)

[redhen]

If you already had H1N1, do you need to still get the vaccine? Arent you naturallyimmune to it now? maybe not?..i dont know..

 

[horsejody]

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I read that the vaccine is expected to give temporary immunity, but getting the disease causes long term immunity. It might be worth checking into.

 

[keystonepaul]

Now the anti flu shot message wouldn't have any hype attached to it in any way. Would it? We'll be getting the flu shots. Keystonepaul

 

[cafarmgirl]

We're getting the regular flu shot like we always do but not H1N1.

 

[gamebirdsonly]

Nope I won't. I never have. my wife is a MA and they usally make her

 

[2chickenrich]

I went to work yesterday and almost everyone with school age children had sick ones at home , all with high temps and flu like symptoms .
I 'm still not sure about the shot H1N1.

 

[bigredfeather]

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I wrote a big reply to the "other" thread before it got locked. But I'll just say ditto to pinkfeather.
No Way we are getting it!

No way!!

 

[hinkjc]

Based on the way the News channels sound, schools may be doing the vaccinations right in school. Has anyone heard any more about this? That would take the question away completely in terms of our children. Are they planning to just vaccinate them? I'm curious if anyone has details on how this will work or if it will be voluntary like other years.