West Virginia and Mississippi

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I was thinking about this today. What to people in these states do? Isn't it

unconstitutional to make someone go against their religious beliefs and make

them vaccinate their kids for school? Anyone here live in one of these places?

What is your experience?

Bronwyn

Wife to Kurt since 5/02

Mom to:

Dorian (7/04)

Faith (2/06)

Quinn (4/08)

and my faithful steed Teo (4/91) since 9/95

[Guest guest]

---- Bronwyn Fackrell <quarteralien@...> wrote:

> I was thinking about this today. What to people in these states do? Isn't it

unconstitutional to make someone go against their religious beliefs and make

them vaccinate their kids for school? Anyone here live in one of these places?

What is your experience?

They homeschool.

You'd think it would be unconstitutional but it was ruled to be legal many years

ago

Sheri

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> Bronwyn

> Wife to Kurt since 5/02

> Mom to:

> Dorian (7/04)

> Faith (2/06)

> Quinn (4/08)

> and my faithful steed Teo (4/91) since 9/95

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[Guest guest]

Also people in Montana do not have a full exemption for their kiddos... It is

K-12 however, there are some inconsistancies for preschools/daycares... So

essentially the exemptions are not available until your child enters K in MT.

I wonder how many other states have loop holes or inconsistencies in their laws.

There is a group in Montana that is working to improve/update the

regulations/law.

From: Bronwyn Fackrell <quarteralien@...>

Subject: West Virginia and Mississippi

Vaccinations

Date: Thursday, August 28, 2008, 2:36 PM

I was thinking about this today. What to people in these states do?

Isn't it unconstitutional to make someone go against their religious beliefs and

make them vaccinate their kids for school? Anyone here live in one of these

places? What is your experience?

Bronwyn

Wife to Kurt since 5/02

Mom to:

Dorian (7/04)

Faith (2/06)

Quinn (4/08)

and my faithful steed Teo (4/91) since 9/95

[Guest guest]

How is it possible that these states do not have religious exemptions?  Doesn't

this go against the U.S. Constitution?

West Virginia and Mississippi

Vaccinations

Date: Thursday, August 28, 2008, 2:36 PM

I was thinking about this today.. What to people in these states do? Isn't it

unconstitutional to make someone go against their religious beliefs and make

them vaccinate their kids for school? Anyone here live in one of these places?

What is your experience?

Bronwyn

Wife to Kurt since 5/02

Mom to:

Dorian (7/04)

Faith (2/06)

Quinn (4/08)

and my faithful steed Teo (4/91) since 9/95