It might seem like summer is only just on it's way out (I can still see a *little* bit of blue sky out of the window here in Liverpool) but it's already time to start thinking about your flu jab.
Vicky, one of our helpline nurses, has written a blog post explaining why it's important, who should get it and how.
Thanks Vicky. It always helps to have the basic facts.
Went to my GP yesterday and whilst there the practice nurse came in with a bag of flu jabs and gave me mine on the spot. Apparently most of the eligible people in my practice have the jab. Why should I be different? By the way, I haven't used a tissue for a cold for about 50 years.
That's nice of Vicky! I always have one now, but I wouldn't dream of it for years.....silly me, I didn't know enough about it then, so any information will help everyone. Stay flu free everyone!! 
Was reading this years is good en .. I wish it would been available tad earlier than it is tho.
But it flu would not do it's work for government I guess if we got it tad early
Had mine on Saturday. Was getting my monthly bloods done and I just asked. So I feel ahead of the game this year!
I am full of the cold now but - I now that's got nothing to do with it.
I had mine on Monday when I was having my bloods done. I refused to go to one of the group sessions my doctors runs. I was bad for three months after last years - almost everyone there was coughing or sneezing!
Seasonal flu jabs
AUTUMN COVID & FLU JABS-Gas test 5/10
pleurisy do you think I have this and if so what should I do?
