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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We get yearly flu shots. I and my kids had the initial 2 covid shots and then a booster. We stopped with that several years ago. My husband has gotten the covid shot once a year because he travels a lot. For 2 years in a row the kids and I and my husband got covid in the fall-VERY MILD and we figured that created some immunity. This fall they didn't get covid, but they got it for a day each at the start of break. We only tested because our elderly relative asked us to and turned out an illness milder than the common cold was covid. Their reactions to covid shots are far worse than this and my son had such a rapid heart beat after the booster years ago I almost took him to the ER.

The experts are divided about whether healthy people need a yearly covid shot. SCIENCE is divided so no need to yell science. I have worked in research as a grad student and there is a lot of corruption in the field too.

For the record when it comes to regular vaccines for kids, I am provaccine, but see no issue with adapting the schedule. I also do think there is plenty of evidence a small subset of the population is vulnerable to certain vaccines.[/quote]

Regular vaccines YES.
We do flu shots too. Have dropped covid shots as we seem to get covid anyway and have antibodies at this point. Pertussis went around our school. PERTUSSIS! We were fine because of course everyone is vaxed and boosted for that. Newborns are most vulnerable and can DIE so it's seriously effed up not to get the TDAP and boosters. 
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