@powder Fun you say? Well if you get desperate you can always sing and dance at Hillsong Baptist.

Interesting article on the pneumonia.[theguardian.com]

As far as I recall, there is NO vaccination against Pneumonia.
As a child back in the 50's and even into the 60's I suffered repeated bouts of Pneumonia, bloody nearly kicked the bucket a few times as well) and, toput mildly, it AINT pretty to have, trust me.

@Triphid I was given a vacination last year against pneumonia. I'm now told that it doesn't work against COVID 19 induced pneumonia.
Read the following:

[cdc.gov]

@Triphid It is what killed my father 30 years ago when he was in hospital to give my mother respite. Hence why I asked for it when I learnt about it.

@Triphid I think that it requires boosting every 5 years.

@FrayedBear Certain forms of Pneumonia can be vaccinated against but ones resultant from other causes like Covid 19 for example cannot be vaccinated against as they are a side effect/resultant of the original infection.
As I state before I suffered with countless bouts of pneumonia from childhood, the first occuring when I was just 7 months old, the last was when I 14 years old, I still have visible to x-rays scarring on my lungs from pneumonia, my lung capacity ranges from around 82 - 86% of the normal lung capacity which is why, on Medical Advice, I get my Flu Vaccinations EVERY year without fail, have been vaccinated against Tuberculosis, etc, etc, and take Vitamin C every day without fail.

@Triphid Melbourne Uni also claimed vit C advantageous in Diabetes 2 and I recently read claims for its use with COVID 19.

@FrayedBear Vitamin C helps boost the natural immune system especially in we who are older than 50-55 years of age, Vitamin B12 is also suggested for those of us in that age range as the Ileum starts having difficulty in absorbing from the foods we eat normally.
Oh yeah, instead of hand sanitizers, my good friend from the C.S.L. labs told me when we chatting on-line the other evening, try using Glen 20 Disinfectant Spray both around the house and ON yourself especially when going shopping, spray yourself, your hands and clothing with it, it lasts for approx. 3 hours at a time.
They done extensive test using in the labs btw.

@Triphid Thanks for the Glen20 tip. I use a lot of Bubblegum disinfectant for hard surfaces. It is not recommended for the skin however.
I saw a doctor advising a change of clothing and its sterilisation together with a shower on return from shopping.

@FrayedBear For surfaces use either NEAT White Vinegar, Methylated Spirits ( do NOT drink the Metho) but a good Antiseptic Disinfectant will do at a pinch.

@Triphid Bubblegum is the stuff that kills the smell of decaying urine and faeces in old people's homes.

@FrayedBear Yeah I know all about it, used similar way back in my nursing days.
We also used a mix of Methylated Spirits and water, 50mls Metho to 500mls of water, in a spray bottle to do proper cleansing in Geriatric Wards and Homes BECAUSE we wanted to keep them and our patients as clean and fresh as possible.

@Triphid The concentrated (500:1 dilution required) bubblegum is cheaper than metho.