The vaccines are so great the VA icu i work at is now entirely full of intubated COVID-19 patients
So what you're saying is that, as a veteran, I should get the 'vaccine' right away. That way I can get sick, when I'm perfectly healthy and able to perform my (physical) job everyday. I did, or have registered with the VA, and thought about just trying to go in for a check-up, but it appears, since I served your country (the USA) that I am to just be forcibly jabbed upon my arrival. Even after being used as a guinea pig for your military's anthrax shots.
Am I correct on this?
No they ask, they keep sending flyers in the mail also. But don’t take any vaccine they offer you, it could be a trick.
If you want a check up, make sure to take the whole day off for a 15 minute appointment, you should go for it, almost as boring and the doctors are as self righteous as at MEPS but at least you get to talk to other vets while waiting for hours.
The vaccine/lab is separate from the doctors office at least when I went. They wanted me to take the flu shot I just agreed to go to the lab after and then got my papers and left.
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