shots for traveling to tanzania

[Guest guest]

hi bee!

merry christmas!

i had a question for you. i am supposed to travel to tanzania with my

husband in late february.

we're very excited but i heard i have to get certain shots like yellow

fever, tetanus, and hepatitus B shots, not to mention malaria pills.

is it worth it? especially since we want to get pregnant soon after we

return from africa.

it just seems like alot of vaccines for my body. it is safe to have

all those shots in me, and then shortly after get pregnant?

maybe i shouldn't go to africa until AFTER i'm done with having

children. yet, people say the shots shouldn't be that bad for you.

thank you,

crissy

[Guest guest]

>

> hi bee!

>

> merry christmas!

>

> i had a question for you. i am supposed to travel to tanzania with

my

> husband in late february.

> we're very excited but i heard i have to get certain shots like

yellow

> fever, tetanus, and hepatitus B shots, not to mention malaria

pills.

> is it worth it? especially since we want to get pregnant soon after

we

> return from africa.

>

> it just seems like alot of vaccines for my body. it is safe to have

> all those shots in me, and then shortly after get pregnant?

>

> maybe i shouldn't go to africa until AFTER i'm done with having

> children. yet, people say the shots shouldn't be that bad for you.

+++Hi Crissy. IF it is mandatory you get vaccines you should wait.

However, you might be able to sign a waiver and not have the

vaccines. But I'm not sure anyone can do that.

The shots are very very bad for you; they are poisons containing

fermaldehyde and mercury@!! See these articles:

http://www.whale.to/vaccines.html

Bee

[Guest guest]

> >

> > hi bee!

> >

> > merry christmas!

> >

> > i had a question for you. i am supposed to travel to tanzania with

> my

I don't know about Tanzania but I know a lot of people who have gone to South

Africa

and Asia and all over the world without ANY vaccinations what so ever. I

worried so much

once when my partner came back from a trip. I though he had some terrible

illness but

our family doctor was totally cool and said there was nothing for me to worry

about. i

think sometimes a doctor will feel there is a risk in being sued if they don't

recommend

the vaccines. But in reality the risks may not be so high, especially if we

strengthen our

immune systems. That being said I'm really scared so I might still go for some

vaccinations or just read a lot about how to avoid getting an illness. Boiling

all water and

making sure not to eat anything not cooked and getting treatment immediately if

something comes up.