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WhiskeyGrinder

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4. I mean I guess it depends on the relationship you have with your doctor but just stating what you've said about having

Reply to LostOne4Ever (Reply #3)

Sun Sep 7, 2025, 11:26 AM

Sep 2025

Type 2 -- which can put a strain on your immune system -- and having had chicken pox, and expressing concern about availability in the future, pretty much says it all.

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Vaccine Question for any DU healthcare professionals [crosspost] [View all] LostOne4Ever Sep 2025 OP

Why not ask your doctor? WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2025 #1

That is what I'm doing tomorrow LostOne4Ever Sep 2025 #3

I mean I guess it depends on the relationship you have with your doctor but just stating what you've said about having WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2025 #4

I tried the same thing with my doctor last Thursday BigmanPigman Sep 2025 #6

Check with your doctor or your County Board of Health where you can get the shots. Botany Sep 2025 #2

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