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So, can a young person that considers themselves "an old soul" receive special benefits for the elderly?  Just curious.  

https://local21news.com/news/local/local-girl-scouts-heart-of-pennsylvania-staff-let-go-for-violating-policies-regarding-transgender-campers-pronouns-pa 

Getting antibiotics as soon as you find out you’ve been bit is key. My citified docs wanted me to take a dose every time I came out of the woods! I guess if a doc ever forces the issue, I’d opt for a jab over perpetual doses of antibiotics. My buddy’s son-in-law was crippled from Gillian-Barr syndrome precipitated by a flu shot. So, I try to keep him in mind when I review vaccine outcomes. The most recent have been incredibly safe. That’s why trials like these are able to go forward. We just have to be careful about training folks to be on the lookout for side effects. I’m not sure if my logic is entirely correct, but I always tell folks who’ve reacted to a jab before to be very choosy about vaccines going forward.

"That which does not kills us, makes us stronger." ? I hear what you are saying. All meds have side-effects. Weigh the good versus the bad, but not yourself?   My old immune system tells me to be prepared. So a Shingles shot, RSV vaccine, a booster for whooping cough,... I even took an antibody test - sonuvagun my Hep A &B vaccines must have been placebos! We are all unique in our health needs. In my family, I have seen some of the long term effects of Lyme - Bell's palsy, fatigue, joint pain. More than a decade ago, my wife was given a prolonged antibiotic treatment for Lyme at Pen Bay Medical Center. It was less than successful. We would be in line for an approved Lyme vaccine. My $0.02,