completely agree with others assertions to get age appropriate pneumonia and shingles vaccines.
As to the type of pneumonia (discussing pneumococcal or bacterial pneumonia here) vaccine, the determination of when/whether an individual needs a pneumonia vaccine and, if so, which one they need is actually a modestly complex algorithm based on how old you are, what your chronic conditions are, and what pneumococcal vaccines you’ve received previously.
As such, don’t be surprised if your doc has to leave the room for a minute to review your circumstance in depth before providing you you their recommendation based on available medical evidence. Some folk’s situation is simple but others are quite complex.
Regarding the shingles vaccine, as others have said, there is a new one and it supercedes the old one with greater protection. Old is about 50% effective and new is about 90% effective. If you’ve seen shingles before you’ll see the value.
As red leg says, the pneumonia vaccines being discussed above are only for bacterial pneumonia. The only adult vaccines we currently have to prevent or lessen the severity of viral pneumonia are flu and covid.
Sgt zim we will be praying for your recovery