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My son's weekly therapist came the other day. She said, " you know, I

got my flu shot because I don't want others to be at risk with my

going into their homes frequently. " This is the same woman that I

gave my personal blog to you to educate her after our personal

vaccine injuries. She does understand that some people cannot

genetically tolerate vaccines and tells her loved ones and clients to

do one at a time. My response was, " Did they give you the live-virus

or the killed one? " She didn't know because her insurance company

just showed up one day to vaccinate the volunteers. I said, " Well, I

hope that they told you that if you received the live-virus one that

you'd be a contagious risk to others for up to 6 weeks - particularly

to the immune comprised and pregnant persons. It is actually listed

on the package inserts by the vaccine manufacturers. " Her mouth fell

open. I said, " What, the doctors/nurses didn't tell you that? " She

said, " No, maybe they didn't give me the live one?? Maybe they

didn't know if they did? " I said, " Well, the first live-virus

vaccine that any person receives is at 12 mo. old - the MMR. Do you

think they tell the unsuspecting parents of this? What if they are

expecting another child at the time? " I could tell that she was

stumped and very concerned....everything that I had told her until

this point just went in one ear and out the other. I think that I

will make it a point to print a package insert for her the next time

I see her.

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