The others are mandatory for children, I remember getting two shots while at school (during organised vaccinations, a medical team would visit our school and vaccinate the kids, but I don't remember what these were for and my child medical records are at my parents' place now). The flu vaccine is something usually old people have every year, but it's not mandatory. The gynecologist told my sister (who was pregnant when she was hired at school for this year) that she didn't really need to have it, she only had to be cautious as much as she could when it came to personal hygiene at work. The good thing is she only worked for a couple of months and in January she was eligible for a pregnancy and maternity leave, she was lucky to leave before the flu and corona frenzy.
Grandma I think will be ok. Her son (my uncle with his wife and children) lives upstairs and my mum and dad live next door, they have a shared garden where they can gather. Because we live in a village, she can go out to walk on the street or visit the neighbors in their garden, she walks to the cemetery (which is nearby) very often to visit my grandpa. Her brother with his family also live two houses further. She feels lonely, but she is way better than the poor elderly living alone in cities with no one to talk to or help them with the shopping and stuff like that. I still believe that countryside people are blessed even during this craziness!! And I consider myself very very blessed and lucky to live in a village 5 km away from the town, we enjoy nature, peace and quiet without having to miss out on modern comforts.

Oh, I wrote too much, didn't I? I hope I didn't tire you! 🤗