I just got my flu shot - I skipped the last three years because they kept running out of the vaccine, fortunately on Prince Edward Island (Canada), you don't have to pay for it - the government covers it and there has been a fairly hard sell campaign for everyone to get their flu shot.
This leads me to the following questions:
1. How common is the flu shot?
2. Do people in the UK and the U.S.A and else where get it?
3. Is it covered or do you have to pay for it?
One other thing - kind of funny but some of you can probably relate - I have no problems with needles (I give myself on average 4 per day) but I'm very nervous when someone else gives me a shot as they probably don't have as much experience at doing such things as someone who is insulin dependent. As well, it's the pharmacist who gives the shot - no nurse or doctor.
I must say though, the pharmacist I saw - she gave a **** good shot
This leads me to the following questions:
1. How common is the flu shot?
2. Do people in the UK and the U.S.A and else where get it?
3. Is it covered or do you have to pay for it?
One other thing - kind of funny but some of you can probably relate - I have no problems with needles (I give myself on average 4 per day) but I'm very nervous when someone else gives me a shot as they probably don't have as much experience at doing such things as someone who is insulin dependent. As well, it's the pharmacist who gives the shot - no nurse or doctor.
I must say though, the pharmacist I saw - she gave a **** good shot