I find it very interesting how trusting people are of the medical community. While I do have doctors I trust or I wouldn't go to them, I still do my own research, get multiple opinions if concerned, and trust my gut.
The FDA has approved numerous meds over the years that have later been pulled off the market because of serious side effects. Just because it is FDA approved doesn't mean that much in my opinion. Someone once said the FDA doesn't worry about the $7 billion they are going to make from a particular drug. They are concerned with the $20 billion they are going to make from the drugs you require to counter the side effects from the first drug.
I have talked to various relatives who are nurses including critical care nurses and they all have said the hype about the swine flu is a bit stretched here. Sure in other countries you have people being more greatly affected by it but in many cases, those people had compromised immune systems. The one pointed out that people die from the regular flu every year too but you don't see people freaking out about that. One of the other ones had personal experience with the swine flu in that last year 3 out of 5 of them had it. She said it was no different from the regular flu except that it was more contagious.
I get my children vaccinated for the flu every year but I am not doing the h1n1 when it is as new as it is much less if it means multiple shots.
BTW, I just got a newsletter from my pediatrician saying the formula for the h1n1 had to be changed and they DID add an adjuvant because they could not produce enough immunity with the vaccine as it was. Just an FYI.