Highlights the importance of staying up-to-date with vaccinations such as flu and COVID, and the increased frequency of doctor visits during the colder months to ensure health is maintained through preventive measures.
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What does it look like for you? to make sure that I started trying to make sure that it's out of the house, that the windows are, I try to make sure that they're sealed more tightly, so the air is not coming in. What else do I do? Of course, I switch out my clothes and all of that stuff. That's it. I don't know a whole lot more. Sure. And are there any changes in how you care for yourself or engage with health services during the fall? I mean, checkups, vaccinations, changes in habits? Yeah, I get all the vaccinations that I need to have, the flu and what else I do, flu, COVID, cause I still get a COVID. And I just, I hate to say I tend to go to the doctor more in the winter months than in the spring and the summer because I want to make sure that I'm not like missing any vaccinations that are out there and stuff like that. So, yeah.
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