I get the flu vaccine each year since I was age 50 (my doctor's recommendation).
Nope, not even once.
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In a lifetime.
And technically speaking, you’re incorrect, because it is physically possible for a person to receive a flu injection (or any other injection) more than once annually. Ill advised, unnecessary, wasteful, senseless, maybe even risky, sure, but not altogether impossible.
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Nope, not at all.
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Wait a second. Three other people besides me have answered here that they don’t get the flu vaccine, yet you only posed your follow-up question to me. Why is that, please?
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Ok, thank you for clarifying, but I don’t know how I stood out from others who gave a similar answer.
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