On Sunday, January 13, 2013 1:12:32 AM UTC-5, wrote:
> On Sat, 12 Jan 2013 09:53:22 -0600, Michel Boucher
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> >In Canada, flu vaccines are covered by provincial health care
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> >plans (no "co-pay" in most if not all provinces), and here is a
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> >record of which you vaccine you received and when. Starting late
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> >in 2012 was the first time Ontario allowed pharmacies to give the
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> >vaccine to take pressure off the clinics. And yet hospital
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> >emergencies are being flooded with flu sufferers.
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> Back a few years ago, I had a job which required every worker to get the
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> flu shot. It was free to the workers. I refused. I was told that I
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> either quit my job, or must fill out all kinds of forms, which stated
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> that my employer is not liable if I get the flu, and I'm talking pages
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> and pages of written legal gobbledygook..... I wasted 2 hours filling
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> out all the paperwork. A couple weeks later i was fired for "no reason
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> given". I was happy to suck every last cent of unemployment
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> compensation from them.... This was in the US.

WoW. You're a real rebel. Get the shot. Don't get sick. Keep your job. I guess that was too easy for you.