The vaccine takes me out for days at a time and I just haven’t found time to miss out on work. I usually get it by October but I opted for flu first since it doesn’t make me so sick.

I got COVID two months ago. I got the flu vaccination last week. I'm good.

I’m probably not the norm, but I’m included in the 86%. I got a flu shot a week and a half ago, and will probably get the COVID shot within the next week. I tend to get them late — so they’ll be at maximum effectiveness from Christmas going forward — when I’m more likely to be indoors and/or around lots of people.m

It makes me sick for two days and I can't afford the time off work or parenting.

Anonymous wrote:Is anyone actually dying from covid anymore?

Yes.

https://www.cdc.gov/

I popped in and got covid and flu shots the same day. As I get older, I think this is more important.

Is anyone actually dying from covid anymore?

Country is full of idiots. But you knew that.

Probably about the same as last year. Maybe a little milder.

I got it because l was at my Dr for something else, so asked for it. Would not have done it otherwise though.

I’m honestly shocked it’s that high.

We’re getting covid too frequently to get vaxxed.

What are we in for?

A seasonal cold. Just like all the generations before us. This isn't the black death. It's covid.

My mother is a proud member of that statistic. TBH I don't know anyone else who is. I'm impressed it's that high.

Only ~14% Of U.S. Adults Have Gotten Latest Covid-19 Vaccine Update
What are we in for???

https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/2023/11/18/only-14-of-us-adults-have-gotten-latest-updated-covid-19-vaccine/