Yes. I used to have one for work, then stopped when I retired, and got flu; stayed in bed for 10 days, and although I knew I wasn't going to die......I felt AWFUL, and in the end just wanted my Mummy!
so I had one again this year...
I haven't gotten the flu since I don't know when and I'm a little weary of the shot but was almost tempted to get it when I volunteered at the hospital here but it wasn't required so I didn't.
I didn't get a flu shot after getting one and getting a severe case of the flu years ago. However, I have after I turned 60. You cannot get the flu from the shot any more. It does not protect you from all strains, but the main one for that year. I just feel at this point in my life it is better to take it.
I worked through the last pandemic a few years ago.half the population panicked, and we're given Tamiflu regardless...which isn't a cure-all at all; and so that they could spread the flu better, they came in and collected it themselves!
i'm not sure it helped a lot, but it did cost the taxpayer a lot....
Haven't had a flu shot since I was in grade school. Don't trust them or the medical establishment that created them.
I get a cold perhaps once a year, if that. I don't get cluster headaches, varicose veins, high blood pressure, yeast infections, ED, fainting spells or sudden, unexplained emotional outbursts, so I don't need pills and potions.
Taking the flu shot is a personal choice, and I respect all of those who choose to get it. Learning about the various ingredients in vaccines, is the reason I chose to no longer get them, and inject questionable animal/human cells, aluminum, etc. directly into the body. I keep an open mind to information like this also...http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/is...s-even-though-he-was-vaccinated-month-before/