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It's spooky season, so it's time to get the yearly flu vaccine. It prevents you from getting the flu and lessens symptoms if you do. Everyone 6 months and older should get it, especially older people. Even young people should get it to keep their grandparents safe. Call your doctor or pharmacist to set up an appointment. Let's keep the flu away and stay healthy. That's right, it's spooky season, and nothing scarier than the yearly flu. That means that not only is it time to start looking for pumpkin spice, but it's also time to start asking your doctor about the yearly flu vaccine. The yearly flu vaccine can do a multitude of things, the two most important being it prevents you from getting the flu at all, and it helps to lessen your symptoms if you were to get the flu. Everyone 6 months and older should be getting their flu vaccine, but especially our older generation. And don't think you youngsters are off the hook. Keep grandma and grandpa safe this year at the local pumpkin patch by getting your yearly flu vaccine as well. Make sure to call your doctor or local pharmacist to set up an appointment today. The spooks and frights are supposed to stay outside your bodies. Let's keep the flu at bay by getting your vaccine today.
