Nope. My Grandmother got it a few years ago and it made her awfully sick. So after seeing it did her more harm than good I simply say "no thanks I'll pass".

I've never gotten one and never will.

I already got it. They come to our workplace and give them for free.

I don't know exactly why, but I'm incredibly against the flu vaccine. I get a weird, bad feeling about it. But then, I'm phobic of needles. Everyone else in my family gets it, so whatever. I have already had the flu this season.

I'm usually not a big fan of vaccines but I've already got my flu shot this year. While most people, especially those of the normal healthy demographic usually just get sick and move on, it can still make you seriously ill or kill you - the last time I got the flu I was so violently ill I was actually hospitalized because my kidneys began to fail. And all the years before that, even though there were no major symptoms, I'd still be laid out completely useless for at least 10 days. While it doesn't cover all the strains, it does cover the ones deemed to be most common and it's always worked for me!

I never get them, I'm not a fan of chemicals to fight off colds/flus. I'd rather my body bbuild up some resistance.

I got mine last week. My doctor cornered me. Which kinda pisses me off....even though I was planning on getting it anyway.

I'm actually anti-flu shot.

Take'm if you want them...but you'll still get sick.

nope, and will never plan on getting one.

I never get them because I have only ever had the flu shot once. Also, I'm young and in decent condition.

My husband always gets it because he is pre-diabetic, and also, his work gives them out for free.