Covid vaccinations - should we still be having them?

I'm done with them....I won't be having any more .....Will still have flu one though

I had an online invite this morning and now have an appointment next week.
I still believe it's a good idea for the elderly or vulnerable.

Well if your 80 you probably had the shingles and pneumonia a good while ago so doubt you’re really very pin cushioney

I m having my spring Covid injection first week of May I ve had all my Covid jabs although I m fairly healthy 🤞🏼
I ve had Covid twice but both very mild just a cold so hopefully the jabs have stopped me being worse

Entirely up to you what you do about it, no one can make you’re mind up fir you, we each have to go with what we feels right for us

As long as your friends will look after you if you get ill!
I make my own decisions and have what’s offered, far better than the possibility of being seriously ill.

It's just that a few of my friends are saying no more. I'd never had a 'flu vaccination before Covid - and haven't had 'flu since 1956. Have had no ill effects from any of them but is it really necessary? I'm not worried by injections but not sure how sensible it is to keep putting more and more stuff inside our bodies.

Getting mine next Monday. Think this is either 8th or 9th!!

I agree with Cossy, it is the same as having a flu vaccine. I have both and shall have the shingles vaccine when I am eligible .

Surely it’s n different to annual flu vaccines? Different strains?

I've got my next Covid vaccination booked. I've had many more than my DH as I have an autoimmune problem. Why would you not?