Re: Re: New and really need advice ()

December 4, 2008

Awesome! I will do that. Thanks so much.

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From: Dawn <dawndanc@...>

Subject: Re: New and really need advice ()

Vaccinations

Date: Thursday, December 4, 2008, 11:39 PM

If you did not sign a consent form allowing all of these extra shots,

then this is a case of possible medical malpractice. Think about

it. You go to the doctors for a brain scan (just throwing this out

there). Instead, not only do they do a brain scan, but they also

drill some holes in your head without asking you. Do you think that

it would be a legimate case even if it didn't appear to harm you

immediately?

Yes, there are tests to determine mitrochondrial defects. My infant

was going to have them done recently, but has to wait a little longer

until the age of 2 to begin the bloodwork. Get in touch with a DAN

doctor in your area. No shots are safe by the way....one shot

damaged my hearing in 2007. My baby developed Autism 15 months after

his last " few vaccines " too. Go to this website for a list of

doctors www.generationrescu e.org and please try to find a good lawyer

to sue those inconsiderate child abusing doctors. They all ought to

be thrown in jail for life for their crimes. Don't worry about

hurting their feelings or them having a bad day either. They brought

this upon themselves.

P.S. Welcome to the group.

Dawn

>

> Hi all,

>

> I'm new here and was wondering if I could get your advice on

> something. I took 6-month-old DD to the pediatrician on 11/17 for

> her well child and shots. She is on an alternative vaccination

> schedule that I requested because I'm uncomfortable with giving her

> so many shots at once at such a young age, and shots like the

RotaTeq

> and Hep B and flu she is not getting at all. So last time I went

in

> we got my favorite doc and it's his first time seeing DD, but he

> knows me and my twin boys very well, one of whom has major medical

> and developmental issues including Down syndrome, cleft lip/palate,

> and autism. The doc had all the vaccinations ready (he was going

to

> give her the typical four separate shots containing 8 vaccinations;

> Rotavirus, HIB, Prevnar, and Pedarix (conjugate of DTaP, Hep B, IPV

> (IPV is really three separate, so really 10 in all)) and as soon as

I

> realized he was filling syringes I told him that no we were on an

alt

> vacc schedule and she was only supposed to get the one single DTaP

> today. The schedule is scanned in their electronic records laptop,

> but he didn't look or see it so I showed him the copy that I bring

> with me every time. He looked it over (quite carefully as he

> commented negatively on several items such as the declined

> vaccinations and the titers prior to boosters) and gave her one

> vaccination.

>

December 4, 2008

Does each state or doctor office have their own policies regarding consent for

vaccinations? I never have to sign any consent forms regarding shots. We are

in upstate New York. They did have a scanned alternative schedule in their

computer, though, and at least two other docs and three visits where they did

abide by that schedule so that does prove that that is what we wanted to go by

and consented for.