Which is the lesser of two evils re: flu shot?

[Guest guest]

Hi ladies, RE: the flu shot debate. My husband who is active duty and will

need to get the flu shot done in a week or so. He is going to see if he can

get around it, but we are trying to figure out which is the best option to

get if it has to be done. He has a choice between the mist and the shot

and I just don't know which is the lesser of 2 evils. With me being 35

weeks pregnant and having a 14 month old running around, I don't want him to

bring any crazy flu shot germs into the house! LOL

Anyone have any advice on which shot to get if it has to be done?

Jenn

VA Beach

[Guest guest]

There are bound to be military families who can advise you on the coercion or

otherwise to vaccinate, that your DH may face .

May I suggest that, if he has no option, to dope up hugely on sodium ascorbate

first?

I would find that choice difficult. The Flumist is more likely to shed and also

more likely to affect the brain directly. However the jab bypasses the

GALT immune system. Devil & the Deep Blue Sea.

Subject: Which is the lesser of two evils re: flu shot?

Vaccinations

Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2008, 6:23 AM

Hi ladies, RE: the flu shot debate. My husband who is active duty and will

need to get the flu shot done in a week or so. He is going to see if he can

get around it, but we are trying to figure out which is the best option to

get if it has to be done. He has a choice between the mist and the shot

and I just don't know which is the lesser of 2 evils. With me being 35

weeks pregnant and having a 14 month old running around, I don't want him to

bring any crazy flu shot germs into the house! LOL

Anyone have any advice on which shot to get if it has to be done?

Jenn

VA Beach

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[Guest guest]

If you're pregnant, I'd say stay away from the Flumist since it's a live virus

and it can be shed.

Winnie

Which is the lesser of two evils re: flu shot?

Vaccinations

> Hi ladies, RE: the flu shot debate. My husband who is active

> duty and will

> need to get the flu shot done in a week or so. He is going to

> see if he can

> get around it, but we are trying to figure out which is the best

> option to

> get if it has to be done. He has a choice between the mist and

> the shot

> and I just don't know which is the lesser of 2 evils. With me

> being 35

> weeks pregnant and having a 14 month old running around, I don't

> want him to

> bring any crazy flu shot germs into the house! LOL

>

>

>

> Anyone have any advice on which shot to get if it has to be done?

>

> Jenn

>

> VA Beach

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Don't go the mist route... well, don't go ANY route if you can help

it, but that may not be possible.

Could he at least request that the flu shot he does get be the

" mercury free " version?

On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 7:23 AM, Richter

<therichters1301@...> wrote:

> Hi ladies, RE: the flu shot debate. My husband who is active duty and will

> need to get the flu shot done in a week or so. He is going to see if he can

> get around it, but we are trying to figure out which is the best option to

> get if it has to be done.