BWillie |
01-16-2020 09:26 PM |
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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho
(Post 14728959)
It doesn’t protect you from all strains, but it does protect you from some - and generally lessens your symptoms if you do get the flu.
You also can gain immunities over time to more strains.
Talk to ER nurses about the flu shot. the flu still kills people, even young, healthy ones. Flu shot lessens the chance of that happening.
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Fair enough. I think since I don't have children I have an advantage, it's very easy for me to not get sick. Parents have to deal with their children coming home from school after rolling around touching everything, without a care in the world to disease.
But I play poker and handle chips all of the time which one would think could be a death wish. I've made a more concerted effort to not touch my face, or handles with my entire hand when I'm out in public but I've never had an issue with getting the flu. Someday something like the movie Contagion will happen and we will all bite the bullet.
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