[higgmeister]

That is interesting that my background and experience is so opposite from your's.   I have had a flu shot almost every year since 1975 when the first one was administered at a Commander's Call.   After the Attention to Orders, Colonel Joska (RIP) told the Communication Group to stay after we were dismissed, to be administered flu shots.   We wouldn't get out of the auditorium without it.

My wife and I had the first two Covid shots, but on the principle of, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me, we said never again.   Neither of us got Covid through the Scamdemic, yet I went all over the city without a mask after the first several weeks, here in Georgia.   We also haven't had the flu either.

This is what was on Mayoclinic-dot-org:

In adults and older, healthy children, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) symptoms are mild and typically mimic the common cold. Self-care measures are usually all that's needed to relieve any discomfort.

How did this RSA suddenly turn up when nobody had ever heard of it until recently?   I and my wife are not going to get innoculated ever again.   It's a matter of trust.

[Valpal1]

RSV has been around forever and it puts babies and elderly in ICU for 3-5 days.

It cause so much swelling in infants small airways they suffocate. In the elderly, if their immune system is weakened, it turns into pneumonia pdq.

I’ve had an infant hospitalized and a grandmother die of it.

They push this shot for Medicare and Medicaid savings because it’s cheaper than 5 days in ICU.