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Rebl2

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Reply to peacebuzzard (Reply #1)

Sat Sep 6, 2025, 09:11 AM

Sep 2025

Insurance has said it will cover the flu shot when I get it. I too am in a deep red state. These insurance companies know it’s cheaper to cover the flu shot than a hospital stay! I am guessing my insurance company will cover the Covid vaccine as well because, again that’s cheaper than hospital stay.

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So, will those of us who live in no vaccinations states [View all] Baitball Blogger Sep 2025 OP

I am in deep red TN and was vaccinated yesterday (covid and flu) No problems with CVS here. peacebuzzard Sep 2025 #1

My Rebl2 Sep 2025 #7

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Getting kids vaccinated PLUS throwing them into a virus pit underpants Sep 2025 #5

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