Re: Medicaid/ Title 19 religious exemption in Iowa

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Where are you? Goodburn 712-540-9154

From: angelagrandstaff <angelagrandstaff@...>no-forced-vaccination Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:26:07 AMSubject: Medicaid/ Title 19 religious exemption in Iowa

My husband just recently lost his job and we have found ourselves soon to run out of insurance. Its a long story but he is still sick. We are considering applying for Medicaid but I am concerned about vaccine policies for my toddlers. Has anyone had problems with this or experience with exemptions in this arena. Any advice is appreciated. I do not want to raise any red flags with "the powers that be," however we stand firm on our belief of no vaccines. Thanks so much!

[Guest guest]

Where are you? Goodburn 712-540-9154

From: angelagrandstaff <angelagrandstaff@...>no-forced-vaccination Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:26:07 AMSubject: Medicaid/ Title 19 religious exemption in Iowa

My husband just recently lost his job and we have found ourselves soon to run out of insurance. Its a long story but he is still sick. We are considering applying for Medicaid but I am concerned about vaccine policies for my toddlers. Has anyone had problems with this or experience with exemptions in this arena. Any advice is appreciated. I do not want to raise any red flags with "the powers that be," however we stand firm on our belief of no vaccines. Thanks so much!

[Guest guest]

It is my opinion that federal law would prohibit making immunization a

requirement or prerequisite for access to federal aid over and against the

religious objections of a Medicaid applicant. The more practical question is

what to do should a conflict arise in which the officials you are dealing with

are confused about that. Should such a situation arise, you may need to consult

an attorney to help you clarify the law for them.

Alan , JD

www.vaccinerights.com

www.pandemicresponseproject.com

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> From: angelagrandstaff <angelagrandstaff@...>

> no-forced-vaccination

> Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:26:07 AM

> Subject: Medicaid/ Title 19 religious exemption in

Iowa

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> My husband just recently lost his job and we have found ourselves soon to run

> out of insurance. Its a long story but he is still sick. We are considering

> applying for Medicaid but I am concerned about vaccine policies for my

toddlers.

> Has anyone had problems with this or experience with exemptions in this arena.

> Any advice is appreciated. I do not want to raise any red flags with " the

powers

> that be, " however we stand firm on our belief of no vaccines. Thanks so much!

>

[Guest guest]

It is my opinion that federal law would prohibit making immunization a

requirement or prerequisite for access to federal aid over and against the

religious objections of a Medicaid applicant. The more practical question is

what to do should a conflict arise in which the officials you are dealing with

are confused about that. Should such a situation arise, you may need to consult

an attorney to help you clarify the law for them.

Alan , JD

www.vaccinerights.com

www.pandemicresponseproject.com

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> Where are you?

>   Goodburn

> 712-540-9154

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> From: angelagrandstaff <angelagrandstaff@...>

> no-forced-vaccination

> Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:26:07 AM

> Subject: Medicaid/ Title 19 religious exemption in

Iowa

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> My husband just recently lost his job and we have found ourselves soon to run

> out of insurance. Its a long story but he is still sick. We are considering

> applying for Medicaid but I am concerned about vaccine policies for my

toddlers.

> Has anyone had problems with this or experience with exemptions in this arena.

> Any advice is appreciated. I do not want to raise any red flags with " the

powers

> that be, " however we stand firm on our belief of no vaccines. Thanks so much!

>

[Guest guest]

I am a divorced mother of three children on Medicaid, and all of them have vaccination exemption forms. It doesn't matter if you're on Medicaid or not. It does matter what state you're in, however, as I believe different states have different exemption laws.....

On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 1:15 PM, rachael pederson <mamapederson@...> wrote:

 

Where are you?  Goodburn 712-540-9154

 

From: angelagrandstaff <angelagrandstaff@...>no-forced-vaccination

Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:26:07 AMSubject: Medicaid/ Title 19 religious exemption in Iowa

 

My husband just recently lost his job and we have found ourselves soon to run out of insurance. Its a long story but he is still sick. We are considering applying for Medicaid but I am concerned about vaccine policies for my toddlers. Has anyone had problems with this or experience with exemptions in this arena. Any advice is appreciated. I do not want to raise any red flags with " the powers that be, " however we stand firm on our belief of no vaccines. Thanks so much!

[Guest guest]

I am a divorced mother of three children on Medicaid, and all of them have vaccination exemption forms. It doesn't matter if you're on Medicaid or not. It does matter what state you're in, however, as I believe different states have different exemption laws.....

On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 1:15 PM, rachael pederson <mamapederson@...> wrote:

 

Where are you?  Goodburn 712-540-9154

 

From: angelagrandstaff <angelagrandstaff@...>no-forced-vaccination

Sent: Fri, May 20, 2011 7:26:07 AMSubject: Medicaid/ Title 19 religious exemption in Iowa

 

My husband just recently lost his job and we have found ourselves soon to run out of insurance. Its a long story but he is still sick. We are considering applying for Medicaid but I am concerned about vaccine policies for my toddlers. Has anyone had problems with this or experience with exemptions in this arena. Any advice is appreciated. I do not want to raise any red flags with " the powers that be, " however we stand firm on our belief of no vaccines. Thanks so much!