How many of you are getting both the Flu and COVID shots?

[oldflame]

Nope, I am healthy and God gave me an Immune System to deal with it. Had the Flu in 2019 and have not been sick one time since taking Z-Stack, NAC, and Chlorine Dioxide

We use the mouthwash with chlorine dioxide too and it works very well for eliminating oral odors. Is that how you use chlorine dioxide, NOrtOn? Perhaps this is how we're avoiding illness and it's not the shots we got -- who knows.

 

[Doghouse]

Here in the UK, there's a NHS system for people of my age to get them every year.
You get notified to go on-line and book them.
I had mine at a local pharmacy on Sunday morning. They open on that day just for flu and Covid jabs.

 

[hjames]

The discussion is did you get the 2 shots or not. Lets stay on topic.

 

[trinhsman]

Got the Covid shot and two boosters.
GOT COVID THREE TIMES
Hadn’t had the flu in five years. Decided to get the flu shot.
GOT THE WORST FLU I EVER HAD IN MY LIFE.
So take a guess

 

[spicer]

The discussion is did you get the 2 shots or not. Lets stay on topic.

Yes, and, that was good.

 

[zenith2134]

Never got any of either. No issues.

 

[Oasis8]

I get both, have had every covid shot when available and in recent years because of my age the flu shot as well.

I side with science.

 

[chicks]

Got them both two weeks before we left on our cruise to Japan. I’d be a damned fool not to.

 

[peerson]

No.

 

[55Redneck]

Never had a flu shot in my life and never will, same goes for the Covid jab. Tested positive for Covid twice back in the day and I must say, I've had worse colds in my life so I guess my immune system is doing its job.

 

[petehall347]

never tried any of them and dont feel like i am missing out on much .

 

[Mmaxed]

No and no!

 

[SolderIron]

will be and will be

 

[ConradH]

Got both a week ago, one in each arm. I'm 70 with various health issues and statistically I'd be crazy not to.

 

[Frankie's Market]

Got the latest Covid19 shot last month, looking to get the flu shot hopefully next week.

 

[mrehorst]

Both, absolutely. Unless you have a medical reason not to, I'd recommend both to everyone. As a retired healthcare professional, I have been saddened to see the amount of disinformation and lies being spread through antisocial media about vaccines. I am also saddened by the poor memory and lack of education with regard to the misery that existed before many of the vaccines were available. COVID killed more than 1M people in the US, most of whom would have lived if they had simply gotten the vaccine.

 

[djwhy60]

Neither...thank you

 

[J English]

Got both in September. Science is my forever friend!

 

[krautmaster]

Had my last Covid shot in June, and they say I can't have another until December, but I did get the Flu shot this past Monday.

I've been getting the yearly flu shot since 1983 (USAF) except for 2005, and I caught the damn flu and was sick as a dog for 10 days. From 2006 onward I've gotten it every year and haven't had flu at all. I caught Covid twice, both very minor which I believe is due to having the vaccine, without it I might have had a severe case (FWIW I lost my mother-in-law and her brother to Covid, both before the vaccines were available).

 

[Tom Brennan]

Got both a couple of weeks ago.