cool, sounds like it was part of a book or something a character is saying to some one else. it is nice either way
Is anyone getting a flu shot?
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cool, sounds like it was part of a book or something a character is saying to some one else. it is nice either way
I don't usually get one. I hate needles.
Ah - but if it's the pumpkin spice one...I work for the State of Ohio in the Correctional system as many of you already know.....not the most hygienic of environments....they offer employees flu shots every year, but we are expected to pay for them..........I work in this cesspool, and you can't even benny me a flu shot????.....
...That sucks, actually - it should be free to you just like it is free for all hospital staff (where I used to work)
It's from 11/22/63 where he is
talking about Sadie's scar
...I work for the State of Ohio in the Correctional system as many of you already know.....not the most hygienic of environments....they offer employees flu shots every year, but we are expected to pay for them......
I think it should be free and mandatory for people in health care. When my son worked in health care he got mad because it was mandatory. He had intended to get the shot, but he resented being told he had to. (Ya...that’s what he was always like.)
This isn’t about flu shot, it’s about vaccine. But seriously...why would someone so anti-science work as a nurse?
Facebook Group Stops Anti-Vax Nurse From Spreading Measles
Facebook Group Stops Anti-Vax Nurse From Spreading Measles
...sadly, there are wingnuts in every profession....
It only hurts for a second, one second of pain for better resistance to the flu isnt a bad deal. Trust me, I don't like needles either.
Sadly with the power of the internet, idiots can spread their warped views on science that has ironclad evidence behind it with so much as the tap of a finger. You wouldn't believe how many people don't vaccinate their kids and then wonder why their kids have such a barnyard of awful diseases.
Measles was nearly wiped out due to the very effective vaccine against it. Now we see small outbreaks all over. That jackass who wrote about his "research" and "findings" that were nothing but bunk has a lot to answer for. If not in this side of the clearing, then the next.
Not sure where you live, but here (Canada) if the kids don't have written proof and signed by a doctor, that they have had their vaccinations, they cannot attend school until they have.
I'm pretty sure it's the same here in Texas, though there are still people who have very misconstrued ideas on vaccines.
When my girls were in grade school I remember one year just over 100 kids were sent home the first week of school until they were vaccinated. One of the reasons they were not vaccinated is because the kids complained the needles hurt so the parents didn't get it done. Some it was because of religious beliefs. There were about 450 in the school, so that was a huge number to be sent home.
I used to be that way when I was younger, these days I barely feel the needle.
I remember complaining about it and I also remember my parents telling me to suck it up. Just the way it was then. Didn't get any sympathy
just told it was important to have it done.
There's a flu vaccine that is given like a nasal spray. Has been for years, so "my darling can't handle that tiny needle" is not an excuse.
Oh, just get the damn thing & quit acting like a bunch of damn babies! It'll be fine. Friggin' pseudo hippies.
Parents do yourself a huge favor...Do not let your children become wimps at an early age If the are getting vaccinated they should "child" up and take it.