O/T Jab or no jab?

O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby Christies Child » Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:07 am

I'm sure it's coincidental but ever since I had the flu jab in late November I've been ill.

First with the usual cold , that developed into bronchitis. And now, following a recent chest x-ray as the bronchitis wasn't going away, I've been told that my lungs are scarred as the result of having pneumonia. :shock:

Has anybody else been ill or know of elder relatives or friends who have been feeling unwell following their jab?

My mother-in-law who also had the vaccine has been ill with flu which is most unusual for her as viruses usually take a wide de-tour in her presence! :lol:

I know one thing...never again again!

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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby marky » Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:15 am

I've had a flu jab for the last 4 years (qualify due to having asthma) and I've never had any ill-effects. In fact, as my work colleagues have dropped like flies with flu over Christmas and into this month, I've not had a single sniffle.
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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby RedRedWine1 » Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:56 am

In my office quite a few people who had the flu jab, had really bad flu. I was one of the few who did stay healthy, and the majority of those who did didn't have a jab. Of course age comes into it, ie the ones who remained healthy were all under 25, whilst everybody who got it was a lot nearer retirement age.
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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby Bare Ben » Sun Jan 23, 2011 11:59 am

I've had the generally pissing people off with forthright views jab. I'm now mentally ill. :lol:
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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby Christies Child » Sun Jan 23, 2011 12:10 pm

Bare Ben wrote:I've had the generally pissing people off with forthright views jab. I'm now mentally ill. :lol:


No...it's just the rest of us!
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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby Bare Ben » Sun Jan 23, 2011 12:12 pm

Christies Child wrote:
Bare Ben wrote:I've had the generally pissing people off with forthright views jab. I'm now mentally ill. :lol:


No...it's just the rest of us!


Who said that? :? :roll: :cry: :oops: :( :o ;) :x :P :| :shock:
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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby Plain Peter » Sun Jan 23, 2011 12:13 pm

I'm entitled to a jab (asthma), but I won't have one.
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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby Enufznuf » Sun Jan 23, 2011 1:01 pm

My Dad (63) had the jab this year for the first time and for the first time in 10 years got Flu and missed most of Christmas.

Sorry to hear of your illness CC. Hope you are better soon.
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Re: O/T Jab or no jab?

Postby mrpotatohead » Sun Jan 23, 2011 2:24 pm

partridges are immune to flu, i eat one every october to ward it off.
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