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Flu jabs...available to all?

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  • candygirl
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    Just been to have my flu jab today, and cos i'm a mild asthmatic they advised me to have a pneumonia jab too.I had a jab in each arm!!Has anyone else had a pneumonia jab too?:confused::confused:
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  • Scarlett1
    Scarlett1 Posts: 6,887 Forumite
    candygirl wrote: »
    Just been to have my flu jab today, and cos i'm a mild asthmatic they advised me to have a pneumonia jab too.I had a jab in each arm!!Has anyone else had a pneumonia jab too?:confused::confused:
    no, I have asthma and havnt had to have that jab and I have been having the flu jab about 4 years now.
  • calleyw
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    zztopgirl wrote: »
    Regarding carers getting flu jabs, it only applies to those recieving carers allowance, or caring for elderly or severely disabled.

    But this depends on the surgery, i used to be a carer but was told the flu jabs only went to employed care workers or childminders, [strike]slaves[/strike] carers claiming c.a. werent entitled to them.

    My local surgery said I could be put on the list as I am carer of someone with an Auto immune disease. And if they have enough then I can have one. And I don't get carers allowance.

    Lets just hope I don't bring it home as his blood counts are all over the shop and it would put him hospital.

    Better remind husband to book his.


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  • Beate
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    My surgery has had the vaccine in for a week now and told us that we just have to turn up during one of their vaccination sessions, so hubby and I are going tonight. They give them out for free to everyone. Last year I got mine from Boots for £15 as my surgery did not have the vaccine in for ages. My company then reimbursed the £15.
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