Why so many vaccines at one time? The COVID vaccines should be given 5-6 mos. after the initial 1 or 2 vaccines given in the first instance. It's up to everyone if they get the flu vaccine.
I think I don't get much in the way of a reaction b/c my immune system is down and out anyway. So isolation is best....but then I don't get to see my children or grandchildren, and have little opportunity to see some of the grandchildren b/c they're away at university now.
We're supposed to go to San Francisco (I have a daughter, son-in-law & grandchildren there), but I can see that in all likelihood I won't be making that trip. My husband will go....it depends on what is "out there" at the time. Viruses are everywhere even at the best of times. My daughter has had COVID, and was sick, but not horribly for about a week. Then immunizations became available for her age group and she has had them...just waiting for the booster now. I know it's dangerous for me, but it's also dangerous not to see them. Her children are now teens and don't know their grandparents as they once did. This is not good. If I tell her I'm not coming, she'll arrange to be here for Thanksgiving and I don't want that either.
So another year is taken out of our lives. Families lose the close contact they once had and children grow up not knowing their grandparents b/c let's face it, once they get to university it's a "contact the family at home wasteland." And this is just how life goes. Yours, Lenora.
I think I don't get much in the way of a reaction b/c my immune system is down and out anyway. So isolation is best....but then I don't get to see my children or grandchildren, and have little opportunity to see some of the grandchildren b/c they're away at university now.
We're supposed to go to San Francisco (I have a daughter, son-in-law & grandchildren there), but I can see that in all likelihood I won't be making that trip. My husband will go....it depends on what is "out there" at the time. Viruses are everywhere even at the best of times. My daughter has had COVID, and was sick, but not horribly for about a week. Then immunizations became available for her age group and she has had them...just waiting for the booster now. I know it's dangerous for me, but it's also dangerous not to see them. Her children are now teens and don't know their grandparents as they once did. This is not good. If I tell her I'm not coming, she'll arrange to be here for Thanksgiving and I don't want that either.
So another year is taken out of our lives. Families lose the close contact they once had and children grow up not knowing their grandparents b/c let's face it, once they get to university it's a "contact the family at home wasteland." And this is just how life goes. Yours, Lenora.