Re: Re: MMR Call to Doc's Office

March 22, 2012

Just got onto the internet and had a good read through all your comments, thank

you. I have a busy week next week so will phone and cancel my appointment. It

is pointless anyway as nothing they say will change my mind, I am more

determined now than ever to keep her free from vaccines, so they have left it

late. What Mandi says about making money from it makes sense of it. And

I will most certainly pop in for a cuppa sometime in the not too

distant future . Thanks for the kind support all, Colleen

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On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 3:52 AM PDT Margaret wrote:

>Masterly inactivity is sometimes the best approach!

>Margaret

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>> > I received a call from our local surgery this evening asking me to see the

>> > doctor ASAP in order to discuss my views on keeping my 12 month old

>> > daughter unvaccinated. I made my views clear the day her very first

>> > vaccination was due at 8 weeks old at her appointment, I also phoned the

>> > NHS vaccination dept and they said informing my doc was sufficient. We

>> > never received another notification until the MMR two weeks ago but I never

>> > called to make an appointment. Is this standard procedure as I get the

>> > feeling I am going to be pulled over the coals about this?

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>> > I saw on the news yesterday there have been 2 seperate rubella outbreaks

>> > in Hampshire and I know there has been a lot of concern regarding the

>> > Olympics bringing a measles outbreak, I get the feeling somewhere along the

>> > line surgeries have been told to knuckle down.

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>> > Your advice on what to say at this appointment, which is on Tuesday, would

>> > be well appreciated as usual.

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>> > Thank you all. Colleen

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