I got mine last week! Was once against them, but since there isn't a shred of evidence anywhere that suggests they are harmful, and it's somewhat required for my day job, I figured what the heck!

I got mine last week! Was once against them, but since there isn't a shred of evidence anywhere that suggests they are harmful, and it's somewhat required for my day job, I figured what the heck!

Yes. It's a good thing to get. It's even more important if you are around kids or the elderly.

I remember when I went into the Army. I reported to basic and they lined us all up and shot with some sort of injection gun up and down each of my arms. Not sure what they gave me exactly but I was never sick for like 10 years.

I started to get sick once in a while in my 30's but never bothered to go to a doc regularly.

In my 40's I again got into the PCP regular visits routine and he would give me the shot every year. Don't really recall being very sick ever since outside of once a year head cold.

In my 40's I again got into PCP

Pass

Only because you might get it from them. No, I know the idea is for you not to spread to them but damn, I never got the flew until my kids started hanging out with other kids. With three of them its like living in a plague house at times.

Gave my dad Guillain Barre. Nearly killed him and left him partially paralyzed.

No thanks.

I got mine last week! Was once against them, but since there isn't a shred of evidence anywhere that suggests they are harmful, and it's somewhat required for my day job, I figured what the heck!

I got mine last week! Was once against them, but since there isn't a shred of evidence anywhere that suggests they are harmful, and it's somewhat required for my day job, I figured what the heck!

I remember when I went into the Army. I reported to basic and they lined us all up and shot with some sort of injection gun up and down each of my arms. Not sure what they gave me exactly but I was never sick for like 10 years.

I started to get sick once in a while in my 30's but never bothered to go to a doc regularly.

In my 40's I again got into the PCP regular visits routine and he would give me the shot every year. Don't really recall being very sick ever since outside of once a year head cold.

Debating with my wife to get our kids one. She has a friend who is a chemist that says no, but almost all doctors say yes.

You're not really a scientist, are you?

You're not really a scientist, are you?

You're not really a scientist, are you?

I get one every year.

Maybe Ill think it over more for next year.

Do so, but just remember, doctors have much more evidence than anyone here. Docs can be way wrong (ask anyone with an autistic child over ten), but . . . my PCP (who is hot) has a degree from the U of C . . . besides, the CDC says it is worth getting, too.

The flu strand changes every year. Unless they can predict what it is mutating into, what good is the shot for last years strand?

Goodluck not getting the flu.

Research and statistics concerning the flu shot is a crash course in correlation vs causation. Admittedly, the same can be said about both sides of the argument.

Research and statistics concerning the flu shot is a crash course in correlation vs causation. Admittedly, the same can be said about both sides of the argument.

Do so, but just remember, doctors have much more evidence than anyone here. Docs can be way wrong (ask anyone with an autistic child over ten), but . . . my PCP (who is hot) has a degree from the U of C . . . besides, the CDC says it is worth getting, too.

Sounds good. Ill keep getting one.

If anything happens, it's on you.