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You all should be glad you are allowed to have the shot. I am not. I do not fall into any of the so-called danger catagories so I have been refused a shot. All I was allowed to have was the seasonal shot.
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H1N1= not so dangerous for people wo are normally healthy.Fever is 5 days
and couching-fit some longer time ,but it is like a normal soft flu
I am older then 60 and in the Neterlands everybody above 60 can have a shot against it if they want ,so i have recieved the first shot 14nov
I think for small childen it is more danger
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TEB wrote:You all should be glad you are allowed to have the shot. I am not. I do not fall into any of the so-called danger catagories so I have been refused a shot. All I was allowed to have was the seasonal shot.
That's terrible. Now I feel guilty for neglecting to get my shot. If I could pass it to you, I would.
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The only reason I got the shot is because of direct patient contact in the hospital. The rest of my family are not eligible to get it yet. My advice for everyone is that always wash your hands. Wash your vegetable well (I have seen people coughing and sneezing into their hands still while shopping in the supermarket :twisted: :evil: ).

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My younger brother had the H1N1 virus this past week, but is better now. I woke up sick this morning, with a fever, but am now almost completely back to normal. :shock: Well, I'm glad that, if I had to get the 24 hr. flu, or whatever it is I have/had, it was on a weekend!!
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today im happy because im attending service with my friend at st.philips! today will be great
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Today I feel great except maybe a little nervous for my first choir rehearsal that's coming pretty soon after about 6 months of not singing. I hope I'm up to scratch and can sing as well as my seniors :) Nevertheless, I still feel excited and happy that I'm singing again!
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aaden wrote:today im happy because im attending service with my friend at st.philips! today will be great
Lucky you, hope it was a beautiful service :D
Syafiqah wrote:Today I feel great except maybe a little nervous for my first choir rehearsal that's coming pretty soon after about 6 months of not singing. I hope I'm up to scratch and can sing as well as my seniors :) Nevertheless, I still feel excited and happy that I'm singing again!
I'm sure the butterflies will go away once you start singing. You'll be fine
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aaden wrote:today im happy because im attending service with my friend at st.philips! today will be great
Lucky!! You have to tell us all about it. :D

Today I feel completely back to normal. Weird... :shock:
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libera36 wrote:
aaden wrote:today im happy because im attending service with my friend at st.philips! today will be great
Lucky!! You have to tell us all about it. :D

Today I feel completely back to normal. Weird... :shock:
The service was nice and it wasn't even too long! there weren't too many people there today. the choir was there and they're pretty large. i know many of the older guys in the choir from school as some are in my year and class. we went to youth sunday school and just hung out. now i am back home and doing coursework. blehhh.
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The service was nice and it wasn't even too long! there weren't too many people there today. the choir was there and they're pretty large. i know many of the older guys in the choir from school as some are in my year and class. we went to youth sunday school and just hung out. now i am back home and doing coursework. blehhh.
Sounds like an awesome day to me! (maybe not the doing homework part though) :) Wished I have the chance to go there for the service too..
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TEB wrote:You all should be glad you are allowed to have the shot. I am not. I do not fall into any of the so-called danger catagories so I have been refused a shot. All I was allowed to have was the seasonal shot.
The H1N1 vaccine is recommended for anyone between the ages of 6 months and 24 years, healthcare workers, and anyone between 25 and 65 with certain underlying health conditions - heart disease, COPD, pregnanacy, etc. After those segments of the population have been vaccinated anyone between 25 and 65 may receive the vaccine. The only egment of the population not recommended to be vaccinated, other than those with contraindications, are people 65 years and older.
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TEB wrote:You all should be glad you are allowed to have the shot. I am not. I do not fall into any of the so-called danger catagories so I have been refused a shot. All I was allowed to have was the seasonal shot.
The H1N1 vaccine is recommended for anyone between the ages of 6 months and 24 years, healthcare workers, and anyone between 25 and 65 with certain underlying health conditions - heart disease, COPD, pregnanacy, etc. After those segments of the population have been vaccinated anyone between 25 and 65 may receive the vaccine. The only egment of the population not recommended to be vaccinated, other than those with contraindications, are people 65 years and older.
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TullyBascombe wrote:
TEB wrote:You all should be glad you are allowed to have the shot. I am not. I do not fall into any of the so-called danger catagories so I have been refused a shot. All I was allowed to have was the seasonal shot.
The H1N1 vaccine is recommended for anyone between the ages of 6 months and 24 years, healthcare workers, and anyone between 25 and 65 with certain underlying health conditions - heart disease, COPD, pregnanacy, etc. After those segments of the population have been vaccinated anyone between 25 and 65 may receive the vaccine. The only egment of the population not recommended to be vaccinated, other than those with contraindications, are people 65 years and older.
Always assuming there will be any of the vaccine left by then.
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aaden wrote:today im happy because im attending service with my friend at st.philips! today will be great
make sure to invite your friend to join the forum :wink:
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