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I do, it would be hell to get the flu or Covid with already having a hard time breathing. Too many complications can take over.
The Influenza virus (FLU) is a serious respiratory threat and very widespread. It matters little where you live. What matters is that You SHOULD be protected in spite of what other people in your… read more
Do you think it is a lot more likely that Covid could be worse even fatal if not taken the vaccine? I have my reasons for not have taken it and have been fortunate not to have gotten Covid. I know some of you are thinking “has she lost her mind”? … I really haven’t
I have COPD and have had covid. It would probably have been a lot worse if I had not had the jabs.
I had a bad reaction to the flu jab
I’m chemically sensitive so I don’t take any of the jabs not even the Covid jab
Doc offered me the Prevnar20 booster at the last visit. Two years ago tried to fight for it and was denied. What's new?
https://www.newsnationnow.com/health/white-lung...
I so the prevnar 20 and 23. Asked Dr and he said to get. When I told pharmacist she told me computer was down for the health records. She said she thought I had missed a pneumonia. Afterwards I called… read more
My GP said after the first shot I need one every 5 years and that's what I have been having,but last year I ended up getting a rare strain due to my immune system not working as my bone marrow is not… read more
No shot for me! Zero trust or faith in all involved with Covid vaccines..
Yes I do
I was diagnosed in March with COPD and Emphysema....I am 67 years old, and am getting few answers from my Drs. I have never had a flu shot or even heard of a pneumonia shot....and was wondering if I should , and if so , why? I live alone, and the more I read, the more afraid I am getting. I take spiriva in the morning and that is all. The pulmonary tests showed high scores on getting air OUT of my lungs, but my pulmonary Dr said my breathing loss is about 30%. Should I have the shots?
yes you should have shots
Usually we do every thing we can to avoid pneumonia; stay away from just about everybody, keep hands clean and away from the face. Cover our face if somebody sneezes, wash food, all the things we can think of to stay reasonably healthy. Yet many of us end up in the hospital with the dreaded pneumonia. Is it because some are viral and some are bacterial? It's almost like luck of the draw. Are there things you're doing that seem to help?
Ive been waiting for a chair lift to be installed for the last 4 months,have been told it will be at least another 3 months!!! have gone private with Halton Chair Lifts-fitting within two days.Not as… read more