If you aren't up to date on mandatory vaccines you also cannot leave the country. B|

I tend not to get the flu vaccinations or anything like that, just the major things.

People who advocate against vaccines are selfish.

I don't have kids yet so I voted other. I choose to get vaccinated for most things accept the yearly flu shot. I'm pretty sensitive to viruses and hate to make myself sick for no reason.

Never get a flu vaccine, but I'm up to date on all the other long term vaccinations. I think childhood vaccines are necessary, not just for paperwork, but because we live in a world where outbreaks can spread so fast, you don't even see it happening. When I have kids, they'll definitely be getting all their basic vaccinations

I have my kids vaccinated, but I hold no ill will to those who don't. I'm OK with most vaccines, but I hate that the chicken pox vac is now mandatory where I live. Fun fact: my youngest actually came down with a mild case of chicken pox from the vaccine. Pfft.

I get the flu shot because I'm depended on for too many things, and when I get the flu, I get THE FLU. I'm a crying, awful mess. I don't make my kids get it, though, because I would have to force them to do so. They already have mixed feelings about doctors (due to some illnesses and childhood injuries), and I don't want to push it, among other reasons.

I appreciate people getting vaccines that I'm around, because I have a poor immune system.

I wasn't vaccinated for anything except chicken pox, which I got anyways. If I ever for whatever crazy reason end up adopting a kid, I'd never vaccinate them, we've seen awful things happen to my little cousin because of vaccinations.

I chose to get vaccinated