Hi and welcome to the Community. Yes it is very confusing and you can see at the end of my reply what I have been told following my long treatment journey - hit my Community name to see it.
The first important information is if you get the flu vaccine every year does suggest you are in the governments at risk category.
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((Hugs)) from a distance.
I am now over 4 1/2 years post my second Allo Stem Cell Transplant and even on Wednesday past my Late Effects Nurse said “……think you have just come through your Allo SCT again and take exactly the same precautions as I did then........” so I am basically back into a few months isolation controlling everyone I come in contract with and where and what I do
She also said ”……. once a blood cancer patient always a blood cancer patient"......... "All the treatment you have had has indeed had a long lasting effect on the effectiveness of your immune system even although your bloods are ok with a few at the lower limit range of acceptable, like any virus you are at risk but this one we don’t know how a post Allo SCT Patient will react - let’s be safe and not sorry”
I sure am - way up in Inverness.
Yes challenging times but you will see from my profile that I have had to be in total Isolation for over 6 months at a time after my two Stem Cell Transplants..... so in my books 12 weeks is achievable.
Stay safe.
I’m not far from you then fellow Scot!! Off to have a read of your profile!! It’s tough times isn’t it. 
