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desertgrandma 09-11-2009, 04:11 PM So.......did you bite the bullet and get a flu shot? Either one?
Post it here, and let us know if you have ANY side effect. Did you get sick within a couple of days? Was your arm sore? Did you turn into a drone because of what was put into it? Inquiring minds want to know.
I'll start.
Because of his underlying condition, husband and I got our regular flu shots today at the doc's office. Not the H1N1, that won't be released until October.
Two hours passed, I've grown no tail, a third eye, or gotten nauseous..........yet. Will update daily. :)
Sparrow 09-11-2009, 04:23 PM Good luck wishes for no side effects :2thumbsup.
DixieGal 09-11-2009, 04:55 PM How do you know there isn't a 3rd eye? It could be behind your kneecap, but inside your pants leg, and you couldn't see out of it because it is dark in there.
desertgrandma 09-11-2009, 05:03 PM How do you know there isn't a 3rd eye? It could be behind your kneecap, but inside your pants leg, and you couldn't see out of it because it is dark in there.
DAMN!!! (runs to bath to strip and check in mirror........) :smack:
So.......did you bite the bullet and get a flu shot? Either one?
Post it here, and let us know if you have ANY side effect. Did you get sick within a couple of days? Was your arm sore? Did you turn into a drone because of what was put into it? Inquiring minds want to know.
I'll start.
Because of his underlying condition, husband and I got our regular flu shots today at the doc's office. Not the H1N1, that won't be released until October.
Two hours passed, I've grown no tail, a third eye, or gotten nauseous..........yet. Will update daily. :)
I got it last year, I'm not getting it this time. Besides of having all the secondary effects, a little over one month later I got a major flu, right in Christmas.
There's too many mutations around. A flu shot certainly is better than none, but I don't want to endure a mild flu (secondary effect). Working with that sucks.
And the curious thing is that I didn't had the flu in the previous 3 years before the vaccine shot...
Trilby 09-11-2009, 05:49 PM I'll be getting a flu shot this year, my Oncologist said I should. Although he said to hold off with the H1N1 for now.
Ervserver 09-12-2009, 12:17 AM Nope I've never gotten a flu shot, no plans to
I got the seasonal flu shot on Thursday. Other than the band-aid still on my arm Friday morning, there was no evidence that I'd taken a shot. No soreness at all. I'm beginning to think that some people are more sensitive to certain vaccines -- tetanus vaccine will definitely make my arm sore!
By the way, I've been told that the H1N1 shot looks to be more effective if you have already had the seasonal shot. So that's why I didn't want to wait until October when my company would be handing out vouchers for free flu shots.
desertgrandma 09-12-2009, 02:18 PM I got the seasonal flu shot on Thursday. Other than the band-aid still on my arm Friday morning, there was no evidence that I'd taken a shot. No soreness at all. I'm beginning to think that some people are more sensitive to certain vaccines -- tetanus vaccine will definitely make my arm sore!
By the way, I've been told that the H1N1 shot looks to be more effective if you have already had the seasonal shot. So that's why I didn't want to wait until October when my company would be handing out vouchers for free flu shots.
This is day two for me...........and I will say my arm is little sore, at the injection site, but thats the only thing I've noticed....no other side effects.
Sweetpea 09-12-2009, 06:17 PM I'll not take any shot. I hate needles and tend to stay away from them as much as I can. Only when there's an absolute need will I go close to one (the last time was for a shot because I went to India, about 3 years ago)
GeoffC 09-13-2009, 06:25 AM I'll be getting a flu shot this year, my Oncologist said I should. Although he said to hold off with the H1N1 for now.
Probably sound advice in your case.
I hope the treatment is kind to you and all is well ...
vivaldirules 09-13-2009, 10:58 AM I get a flu shot every autumn and will again this week. I expect to also get one dose of the H1N1 vaccine in October. I've always encouraged my wife and daughters to get one, too. None of us has ever had a serious viral infection. Of course, I have no way of knowing if that's because we've been vaccinated. Nor have we experienced any side effects from the shots except a mildly sore arm the following day.
carlobee 09-13-2009, 09:19 PM oh no. now i'm having second thoughts on getting one. hmm..
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krisk 09-14-2009, 11:37 AM oh no. now i'm having second thoughts on getting one. hmm..
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oh no!!!!! it's a red x!!!!!
I got the flu shot AND the pnuemonia shot on friday. no issues except a sore arm, the pnuemonia side.
doreenjoy 09-14-2009, 07:17 PM I never get them. Despite plenty of health problems, my immune system is strong. I haven't had the flu or a cold in over 3 years.
desertgrandma 09-14-2009, 07:36 PM So.......did you bite the bullet and get a flu shot? Either one?
Post it here, and let us know if you have ANY side effect. Did you get sick within a couple of days? Was your arm sore? Did you turn into a drone because of what was put into it? Inquiring minds want to know.
I'll start.
Because of his underlying condition, husband and I got our regular flu shots today at the doc's office. Not the H1N1, that won't be released until October.
Two hours passed, I've grown no tail, a third eye, or gotten nauseous..........yet. Will update daily. :)
I got the seasonal flu shot on Thursday. Other than the band-aid still on my arm Friday morning, there was no evidence that I'd taken a shot. No soreness at all. I'm beginning to think that some people are more sensitive to certain vaccines -- tetanus vaccine will definitely make my arm sore!
By the way, I've been told that the H1N1 shot looks to be more effective if you have already had the seasonal shot. So that's why I didn't want to wait until October when my company would be handing out vouchers for free flu shots.
oh no!!!!! it's a red x!!!!!
I got the flu shot AND the pnuemonia shot on friday. no issues except a sore arm, the pnuemonia side.
Okay, three people so far have answered the question, had their shots and no ill side effect.
I'm still looking for tails or third eyes......but thats just me.
Anyone else?
krisk 09-14-2009, 07:40 PM :eek:quit starin' at my butt like that!
desertgrandma 09-14-2009, 07:45 PM :eek:quit starin' at my butt like that!
:rofl: Sorry. Its easier to see than mine.....
desertgrandma 09-14-2009, 07:45 PM Wait........that wasn't an observation of your hiney.......honest! :smack:
columbus 09-15-2009, 05:18 AM I've had the flu shot every year for the last seven. First year I experienced mild flu like symptoms for a couple of days, nothing since.
Oh! - I do have a tail! - but that's been there ever since I can remember :rofl::rofl::rofl:
WT Sharpe 09-15-2009, 08:19 AM I get vaccinated every year. The version with swine flu inoculation isn't available yet, but I'll be getting it as soon as I can. Don't want none of that Porky the Pig Syndrome, even if it does prove to be milder than feared.
krisk 09-15-2009, 10:55 AM Wait........that wasn't an observation of your hiney.......honest! :smack:
just let me know if somethin' starts growin' back there, k?
ahammer 09-15-2009, 12:33 PM I never get the shot and I never get sick.
I know I will not get sick unless I get the shot so I dont.
It works for me.
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