I'll be one of them, too.A poll showed that at least 66% of people will get the vaccine when it comes out. I'm glad to say I'll be one of them and I feel that will make me a lot safer than I am now.
I don't really have an option, because I can't afford the delivery fees. I had 3 orders delivered from a local grocery store in recent months, and at $9.95 each it adds up. or, more accurately, sucks down my bank account.i was going to start going into the grocery store again but, with this spike in cases i'm gonna pass. lol!
i don't do the delivery. i order and then pick it up outside. they've been letting us do this for free.I don't really have an option, because I can't afford the delivery fees. I had 3 orders delivered from a local grocery store in recent months, and at $9.95 each it adds up. or, more accurately, sucks down my bank account.
It seems like this has been going on forever with no end in sight. I agree about TV but for some reason the past few days I've been watching it and too much news, got to get back into my music and shut off the news for awhile again.Knowing this is not going away any time soon is starting to weigh. TV is 100% bad news every single day so I avoid it. But we deal with the bad just like the good we keep on truckin'.
I'm a scientific type guy. That doesn't make sense that you get the 'flu' . I can understand a reaction to the vaccine but not the full fledged flu.All I know is that every time the residents in the nursing homes I worked in got the flu vaccine, then the whole place was quarantined because everyone had the flu. Even the employees. When I first started working there, one coworker told me not to get the vaccine because every time she ever got it then she was sick with the flu. I never have had that shot and only had a flu once a long time ago. My father would get the vaccine and then he'd get the flu. Every year he'd say he wasn't going to get the vaccine and then his doctor at the VA would talk him into it. Sure enough, he'd get the flu.
Yes, i've heard things of that nature as well.....stemming from Ontario only.......so far.Another trip out, taking someone to pick up her car. Two stores in Haliburton, both had at least 40 people lined up out in the sun. I drove in and out of both and I was not the only one. Closer to home no lineup each and everyone there was masked in some way, people were polite and even helped out old people. They were in their 80's and still loving it up here.
One nasty side, towns in ontario are barring anyone that does not live there to visit. Heard some nasty stuff going on where people from cities are jumping all over people. A few other things I won't pass on here. Has anyone else heard anything about stuff like this??
As for me still loving it, this quiet is great which surprises me , this has been going on here since the end of March. Guess I really do like it.
I am not saying that all are off the wall idiots, just a few which is making it difficult for the rest.Yes, i've heard things of that nature as well.....stemming from Ontario only.......so far.
Because there are numerous strains of the flu,they may develop a shot for strain A and B is the one making the rounds.Then why do some people get the flu right after receiving the vaccines?