It is wise to take immunization and vaccines before traveling to third world countries.\u00a0 Those places are so poor in hygiene that have many deadly diseases.\u00a0 I just visited the travel clinic today before my trip to India.\u00a0 I guess India is not a very healthy place, I have to take 7 different vaccines, Tetanus, Diptheria, Polio, Hypatitis A\/B, Typhoid and Dukoral.\u00a0 My arm is sore and numbed for having poked by 3 needles.\u00a0 The vaccination is not cheap, I have to pay almost $300 just for the vaccines.\u00a0 The most expensive one vaccine is for Malaria, one pill per day for the whole trip and the pill is $5 a piece.\u00a0 Actually, there are cheaper vaccine for Malaria, just that the expensive one has least unpleasant side effects.\u00a0 Luck that the company is paying for it.<\/p>\n
There is a parsimonious manager in my company.\u00a0 He is so cheap that when he book air ticket, he will take a transfer instead of direct flight to save $100 for the company.\u00a0 I wonder when he travel to India, which Malaria vaccine did he get.\u00a0 I bet he would take the cheap one over the expensive one.\u00a0 If he suffer from the side effects, like nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, headache, dizziness, insomnia, would he regret not spending the company’s money?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"