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travlincub321

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At the Walgreens at Cheyanne and Durango...Near my house

Thats RIGHT! Get your FLU shot WITH bleach for only 99 cents

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Hi .
Same in U.K. Everywhere.!
But more expensive about £8.99 /$5.00 approx .
Roll Up ! Roll Up !
And roll up your sleeves for your shot of mercury ...

No Thanks ! ( and I'm being polite here )

Regards.
Louis.
 
My doctor ran out before I even asked him.

My company is supposed to be giving free shots first week in November.

Not too worried about the swing flu... it's more of a danger for the younger crowd...
 
No competent doctor would tell you that a flu shot is a guarantee against getting the flu. Pneumonia is genearlly bacteria caused and as such not amendable to prevention by vaccination (vaccination works best against viruses, not bacteria).

There's a lot of misinformation out there... mercury in vaccines has never been positively identified as a cause of autism. Saying it is "linked" to autism is incorrect and misleading.

Similarly, saying through the "linked" word that aluminum causes Alzheimers is also incorrect and misleading.

The amounts of mercury, aluminum, and other compounds that might be in vaccines is minuscule. The preservative is there to prevent bacteria from growing in the vaccine while in storage before administration. One probably injests more mercury from having a tooth filled at the dentist. Plus, the mercury in thimerasol is indeed in a different sort of form than that found in fish - with the type found in fish being far more dangerous to human health. They left that little fact out...

Believe what you will. I would be the first to admit that medical science is not infallible and a few hundreds of years from now people will be laughing or shocked at some of the common treatments of today. But I have great confidence in the efficacy and safety of modern vaccines and know that they have done wonders for human health.

And I'm just wondering: if medical science found a 100% effective vaccine against HIV, would you take it? Or would you rely upon diet, exercise rest, and abstinence instead? Are you willing to bet the farm that you will be safe from communicable diseases without vaccination?
 
Thanks Pete and Dan

I don't trust Doctors either. Vaccines are Crap. There's more news lately about the toxic ingrediants in vaccines. I believe the first rule in the Dr. Oath is "Do no harm". I believe that we have over sanitized this country so there is nothing left for the immune system to chomp on.Being Poz for 28 years (and no meds) I find it absolutely ridiculous to inject dead virus and toxic ingrediants into one's body especially if your immune system is already compromised.
There was a clip on mercola.com about a Doctor who said he would NOT have his family or himself inoculated with the vaccine. How scary is that when a Doctor speaks up.
 
Dr. Jenner,

You lived in vain.

Honestly, to read this nonsense about mercury, formaldehyde, etc. you'd think we were a group of Faux news watching red-nex and not intelligent people.

I already got my general flu' shot and will get the H1N1 as soon as it's available. I keep my vaccinations up to date otherwise, too.

Sheesh.

There are two known species of mammal with a bite sufficiently toxic to be considered poisonous. We are one of them. Does that mean you're going to stop kissing?

Instead of propagating all this nonsense, try actually learning something.

Honestly, and some of you are old enough to remember polio. I mean, like, hello? Paranoid, much?

There is no scientific basis for any of this crap. None. There is, however, evidence from several centuries of inoculation demonstrating it works.

I'm not sure herd immunity is quite the right term...
 
I'll be getting mine too!

I don't understand all this fear/ mistrust of doctors. People seem to be crawling out of the woodwork with fear this time around. Why are people so scared? these are dead viruses, they pose no harm and will lessen or prevent a serious illness. If you want to get sick that is your right but stay the hell home when you are.

Medicine and doctors are not perfect, but they are better than the alternative.
 
I started getting flu shots 12 years ago. I have worked in hospitals and they always offer them for free and now I work for an insurance company and they are also offered for free. I have to say that in the past 12 years, only once did I get just mild symptoms of the flu. I think everyone should get them, I agree TOTALLY with Keven.

Even though I am in remission with Lupus, my immune system is not the same. SO, why take any chances?
 
works for me

I used to get flu shots yearly throughout most of my late 20's and early 30's. Then I skipped one year(as advised) because I had been pumped up with antibiotics after an appendectomy. I then fell out of the habit and didn't get them until the past few years or so. I turn 40 next month.

Since I resumed yearly flu shots, I get sick a LOT less. I'm planning on getting mine next week, and will get the H1N1 when I can. My insurance covers it, and frankly I can't afford any lost work time or lost school.

And oh yeah, man never landed on the moon. It was all just a hoax cooked up in Hollywood. And Princess Di isn't dead either, she's just hiding. With JFK, who loves him some green M&M's. But she's having sex standing up so it's ok, she won't get pregnant.
 
I bet a lot of people from years ago, would have wished that there was a vaccine for polio, etc. out there. My Rheumatologist who is quite older than I had polio when she was little, because the vaccine was not out at that time.
 
I got the H1N1 Flumist today. After seeing my son burn up with a 101-103++ fever for 8 days thanks to H1N1, then finish that off with a case of bacterial pneumonia that took 17 days of antibiotics to get rid of (because his immune system was in the dumps) I want *no* part of what's going around!! So I got it to protect myself, the rest of my family that haven't gotten it yet, and the rest of the population who aren't wise enough to get it for themselves.
 
John,

I hope your son gets to feeling better soon.

I wouldn't mind those who object to 18th century medicine getting it one bit, if they didn't increase the risk of me getting it.
 
The reason I posted my comment here was that I had a "flu shot" about 10 yrs ago .
I was rushed to hospital and I almost died !
Now ,if you have had a flu shot before and are still here to tell the tale then you're lucky .
I am lucky enough to have survived .

My kindest regards.
Louis.
 
Louis,

I don't doubt that would scare you to death, literally.
I got the swine flu shot in 1976 and still got the swine flu...
But that doesn't change facts. The risk is next door to nill, the benefits enormous...and not just for the individual, for all of us.

My main problem is with the folks who just repeat the nonsense they've heard - and thereby make people so uncertain, they put themselves and society at risk.

You and I live in countries which make it possible to stay home when we are ill. Most Americans do not have sick leave of any kind, they can be fired for staying home even if they have a doctor's note that they are sick. It's the ideal situation for creating a pandemic and all this nonsense about heavy metals, etc. is just plain irresponsible.
 
Louis,

There are some folks who very legitimately should not get a flu shot due to underlying health issues, and you could be one of those folks through no fault of your own. My best friend is in the same boat -- he has some kind of neurological condition that could put him in the ICU or kill him if he gets the shot. But that's all the more reason for the rest of us to get vaccinated to protect those who can't.

The "out of the blue" risk for modern vaccines (which are WAY more pure than even just 20 years ago) without any underlying conditions is really vanishingly low. Living here in the States where we still have a lot of coal-fired power plants we probably get more exposure to a variety of nasty heavy metals just being downwind from one of them than we do from vaccines these days.

Either that, or just eating a bunch of sushi can dose you up on mercury... at least according to Jeremy Piven (ha!)
 
"you'd think we were a group of Faux news watching red-nex and not intelligent people."

Well, that's funny statement. Last time I checked, it was the highly educated hippies that researched and brought about this kind of info to the public, as well as our recently accepted nutritional diets they were touting (and persecuted for) 40+ years ago. Just about all hippies are, uh, oh yeah, LIBERAL DEMOCRATS!
 
qsd-dan

And your point is?

That you think, because I am a liberal, that natural laws don't apply to you?

A very funny way to think.

And, yes, with 99% of my family exactly that - red-nex who get all their information from Faux news, I feel very comfortable drawing the inference.

If you have any valid evidence to present showing that vaccinations either don't work or that they present any real level of risk whatsoever regarding mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde, propylene glycol or have any causal relationship whatsoever to autism, retardation or other disability, present it.

If not, drop the ad hominem attack and ask yourself why on earth it is in your interest to object to people not becoming ill? You're a sensible man and I enjoy your posts, all in all. What on earth is your motivation here?
 
I have type 1 diabetes.
The doctor was pestering me to have a flu shot only 3 weeks ago!
I said -No way !
My mother who is 85 yrs of age was also " called " to her doctors surgery for the flu shot.
She has'nt had one for 5 yrs now .. Never had a cold in 5 yrs !.
When she had flu shots more that 5 yrs ago ,she was always poorly .
My family stay clear of these flu jabs -
And I dont watch Fox "news" because it isnt really The news.
And Im centre left-- politically..
Im only talking from personal experience here .
Regards.
Louis.... atchooo !
 
And your point is?

My point is, if you disagree on a topic, simply disagree. I'm willing to bet there's a hell of a lot more (gay) rednecks on this forum than you or myself are even aware of. Same goes for republicans. Yet, you just took a topic that has nothing to do with ones political stand or way of living and unnecessarily offended a bunch of members here. Blasting these types of remarks makes one not only look like a total ass, but a complete fool as well.
 
I am type 2 diabetic and get the seasonal flu shot just about every year. Before my diagnosis I recall getting the flu which landed me in bed for two days straight... unable to get out of bed from a full day and night...

I often get the "mild flu like symptoms" they say is a normal reaction to the flu shot. An annoyance but nowhere near as debilitating as the real flu can be.

Of course the flu shot can't prevent one from getting a cold, and some colds are severe enough to feel like the flu. Plus it's impossible for the flu shot designers to anticipate every strain of flu that might strike each winter. So there's about a 30% chance you could get the flu from a strain that the shot doesn't protect against. I prefer to think I'm 70% more protected...

I also seem to get adult pertussis about every 20 years or so. So a few years back I asked for and received three shots at the same time: seasonal flu, adult pertussis, and pneumonia. Now I did get some symptoms after all that, but didn't miss any work.
 
I am type 2 diabetic and get the seasonal flu shot just abou

Are diabetics more susceptible to getting the flu? Just curious. Thanks!
 
Dan,

I ride (motorcycles and horses).
I shoot (won first in silhouette twice, once with black powder, I was second in archery at my university).
I can milk a cow without getting kicked, milk a goat and keep my hair, muck out with the best of them...

And where I grew up, the only people wearing those stupid K'Boy boots were those idiot tourists who descended on us during our six week summers to go to the dude ranches.

In other words, what real country living is, I grew up in and understand.

I offer no insult to anyone who makes their living from the land, just the opposite. I wasn't and am not strong enough to do it. Riding fences with my dad's friends and neighbors as a kid was more than enough for me.

Yes, I teach. Until I was certified to do so, I repaired appliances, full-time, in a licensed workshop. You know what I did the first months? I scrubbed out the old refrigerators, washers and stoves. Sorted salvageable parts into their respective bins, cataloging them along the way.

At the same time, I was cleaning hotel rooms evenings.

I offer no insult to those who earn their living working with their hands, I've spent my life doing it and, frankly, given the 'all children left behind' and stupid PC laws not to mention zero tolerance idiocy, I may just not teach in the US when I return, I may go back to working with my hands.

What I,yes as a liberal, object to very much, is people being conned out of a safe, reliable and necessary adjunct to public hygiene: vaccination against communicable disease.

Why shouldn't I point out that Faux news and the red-nex mentality are serious problems in this context? First, they are. Second, I get to deal with the joys of red-nex mentality every day in my family. The drunken wife beaters. The meth addict husband beater. The never once were all adult parents out of jail at the same time in the last 21 years joys of babysitting. The can't get a decent job without a high-school education lament followed by the can't keep a job because they expect you to show up for work every single day, on time...and sober lament.

The not one, not two but three major brawls in the family because Obama is dark skinned and that's reason enough to ruin the 4th of July, Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with a fight...

I mean no offense to anyone in our family here at AW.org who is conservative. I very much stand by my statement that rejecting medical advances which were scientifically tested beginning centuries ago and have yet to be disproved is stupid. D-U-M, dumb. Red-nex mentality, period.

Oh, right, forgot. I was a lifetime NRA member and used to grab the Rifleman to read it first as a kid. Left them several years back when they went nuts. You want country, fine - I grew up in the country, I can and have and do live that life with pleasure. But country is not red-nex, just as being fiscally conservative (me!) is not the same as being a Bush#43 Republican.
 
I have never had a flu shot to date. I don't seem to be "prone" to getting the flu, since I haven't had it for almost 20 years. BUT, if I were prone to it I would certainly go and get a flu shot. I believe in vaccinations whole heartedly! I seem to get bacterial infections much more often than viral.
 
I will get mine this mine..It will be Free...H1N1 too

I have Rheum. Arthritis among other things..Dont need the crap
 
Are diabetics more susceptible to getting the flu?

I don't know if we are more susceptible, but the condition is supposed to make one less able to deal with infections like the flu.

Reasoning through it, the symptoms of the flu might be more severe for a diabetic, and the chance of complications (bacterial infection, bronchitis, pneumonia, etc.) might be more likely for a diabetic. So thus it's considered better not to get the flu in the first place.
 
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