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That means that you were infected with a virus, not the influenza virus.
Um ... yeah, whatever, each time I got sick when I was younger the next time had a much lower impact, when I got older I noticed I don't get sick as often or nearly as bad as others who get vaccines all the time. Seriously, your body adapts, that's the awesome part of the immune system, it learns.
You're right. The immune system is amazing.
But, I still doubt that you have had influenza A or B...unless you were tested and it was confirmed.
I've had actual *influenza* once, that I'm aware of. Not bad for never having the vaccine, and being in direct contact with hundreds of people every single day. I'll take my chances without. Like I said..everyone that I know (again, that's more than just a "couple" people) that's had that vaccine has gotten sick within 2 weeks of getting it.
Some of us are just funny that way.. We have no urge to pay to get sick. Can't imagine why.
The body really is a miraculous thing. If you don't run for a shot, or a pill every time you get the slightest little sniffle, or headache, you're not as likely to get sick as people who run to the doctor for every sneeze. That makes preemptive "sticks" just seem silly.
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