
yes, they said that in the story, but they were incorrect. I learned this from my nursing class. And my grandma gets shingles because she had chickenpox when she was younger. My coworker also had shingles and asked me if I had the chickenpox and I said no and she reassured me that I'll be fine then. I also put a link that has a correct cause of Shingles.

Ah. I had wondered about that actually.
It did seem kind of odd that you could catch shingles if you hadn't had the chickenpox but your body could only develop them if you DID have chickenpox.
Still, there is something odd about that, too. For most infections, if you haven't already had the virus you wouldn't be immune to it. Kinda weird that shingles works the opposite way.

When my sisters were little they got chicken pox at the same time. I never broke out with chicken pox, however, the virus was in my system. Seven years later, at 15 years old, I got shingles....which ran down both underarms, down each side of my torso (VERY PAINFUL). I haven’t started this story yet, but thought I’d share my experience.

It’s true that you need to have had chickenpox to get shingles, but if you have not had chickenpox and come in contact with the weeping blisters of shingles (that form in a band, along a nerve line) you can become infected with chickenpox. If you’ve had chickenpox you are either immune to the shingles virus or you suffer from shingles yourself, but you can’t get a case of shingles from another person.
Ok Hate me whatever, but the only way you'll get shingle is when you already had the chickenpox not hadn't. I just want to correctly inform people. Just ignore me if you don't care
https://www.quora.com/Can-you-get-shingles-without-getting-chicken-pox