The only one that I've taken in my adult life is the Tetanus vaccine, and I have no problem with it. There are a few incidents in the 60 some years since introduction, but without more data those aren't statistically significant. But now? Yeah, I don't think I could trust a physician to administer what I ask for, including things like the MMR booster and the shingles vaccine, which are generally considered beneficial to someone who is >50 years old. I'm sure those will be offered to me one day, and it will be as hysterically as they tried to push pneumonia and influenza vaccines on me during my last trip to a doctor about 3 years ago. They called me an anti-vaxxer because I didn't want this one. Well, now I am.