There are a TON of factors to this question but...

I used to only get sick once every two years, but THEN, I went to Taiwan for my grandma's funeral, and I had to take 7 (yes, SEVEN) immunizations! Ever since then, I've gotten sick ever several months... I don't trust immunizations anymore O_O

It's extremely unlikely the immunizations are responsible.

I normally get a minor cold once or twice a year, and it only lasts a few days, but 2013 was a never-ending fight with being sick. I don't know if it was the particular strain or what, but it seemed like everyone I know had the same problem too. A niggling cold that just sticks around for weeks, goes away, and comes back again the next month. I feel like I was sick about a quarter of the time last year. All I know is, that shit better stop.

I haven't been bed ridden with a fever since 8th grade. I'm 20 now, so not much. Only the rare sore throat, but not much else.

I don't get sick, don't even catch a cold.
In my line of work I have to get immunized annually against such things, otherwise I can put other peoples lives at risk.

I refuse to be sick, but since I have kids I can't always fight it off successfully anymore. I dread the day they go to school and start bringing back all kinds of fun germs.
Oh well as long as it's not migraines I can still play games.

i get sick really often....specially with all those WiiU threads ;)
no seriously, i have very low defenses it seems, i get sick periodically

I beg to differ :P  If you look up a lot of immunizations, by design they're intelligent, but leave chemicals in your body.  I have no idea what effect these have, but... I'm a littly wary now, hahaha

Don't vaccines contain the pathogen you're trying to get immunity against? So I would think its not uncommon to get sick from them. 

It used to be 2-3 times a year, but currently, I'm going more than a year without getting a cold or flu. My company offers free flu shots, so why not take it? Also, I've become a little bit of a germ freak and having been taking vitamins daily.