Re: DOD - Avoid multiple vaccines after any reacton that does not involve the injection site

[Guest guest]

This is my biggest beef! A resident surgen who was one of

the Doctors working on my daughter's surgery last week told me that he didn't

learn ANYTHING about autism when he was in medical school. He just

graduated 5 years ago. Also told me he was angry about it and last year

called his old professors and asked if autism was on the ciricullum at

all. He was told there were only a handful, maybe 5, slides on autism

with WAAAYYYY outdated information. This is what students are learning in

med school NOW??!! -

From: EOHarm

[mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Kirby

Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 12:34 PM

To: EOHarm

Subject: DOD - " Avoid multiple vaccines " after

" any reacton that does not involve the injection site "

If a

patient has “ANY reaction that does not involve the injection

site,” military doctors should, “avoid multiple vaccines in one

session for this patient,” when giving future doses.

Why

aren’t pediatricians being told this?

Adverse Event Definitions & Evaluation

Treatment & Management

Future Doses

Comments

Systemic

Events (SE): Symptoms and signs of illness after vaccination. Any

reaction that does not involve the injection site.

& #61623 Temporal relationship does NOT

prove a cause-effect relationship, particularly if multiple vaccines were

given and/or other specific diagnoses of illness have occurred.

& #61623 Healthcare provider should

provide appropriate diagnostic evaluation.

& #61623 In some cases, give

pretreatment to avert symptoms with next vaccination, to avoid morbidity, but

allowing for continued vaccination.2

& #61623 If mild and self-limited, may

proceed with next dose.

& #61623 Avoid multiple vaccines in one

session for this patient, if possible.

& #61623 Privileged healthcare providers

may make clinical decisions to alleviate future discomfort for individual

patients who develop substantial or persistent reactions.7-8

& #61623 VAERS reporting discussed in

text.

[Guest guest]

what is the URL for these last 2?

Sheri

At 10:34 AM 12/3/2008, you wrote:

If a patient has

“ANY reaction that does not involve the injection site,” military doctors

should, “avoid multiple vaccines in one session for this patient,” when

giving future doses.

Why aren’t pediatricians being told this?

Adverse Event

Definitions & Evaluation

Treatment &

Management

Future Doses

Comments

Systemic Events (SE): Symptoms and signs of illness after

vaccination. Any reaction that

does not involve the injection site.

& #61623

Temporal

relationship does NOT prove a cause-effect relationship, particularly if

multiple vaccines were given and/or other specific diagnoses of illness

have occurred.

& #61623

Healthcare provider should provide appropriate

diagnostic evaluation.

& #61623

In some

cases, give pretreatment to avert symptoms with next vaccination, to

avoid morbidity, but allowing for continued

vaccination.

2

& #61623

If mild

and self-limited, may proceed with next dose.

& #61623

Avoid multiple vaccines in one

session for this patient, if possible.

& #61623

Privileged healthcare providers may make clinical

decisions to alleviate future discomfort for individual patients who

develop substantial or persistent

reactions.

7-8

& #61623

VAERS

reporting discussed in text.

--------------------------------------------------------

Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian

Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales

UK

Vaccines -

http://www.wellwithin1.com/vaccine.htm Vaccine Dangers &

Childhood Disease & Homeopathy Email classes start in December

2008

[Guest guest]

> Why aren't pediatricians being told this?

Why not indeed?!

When my dd had a systemic reaction (scream crying for 6 hours post

vax plus loss of eye contact plus loss of communication) I fully

expected her pediatrician to say, " well, I guess these vaccines and

your dd are NOT a good mix. "

I was totally shocked and unprepared to hear that she wanted to

continue with the shots full steam ahead. That seemed an insane

course of action to me.

Only after continued hesitation on my part did she say that maybe,

well maybe, we could hold off on further pertussis containing shots.

Then some time later as I was still hemming and hawing over what to

do, (my mommy instinct said no way is further vaccination good for my

kid) it came to light that the injection site problem (big giant red

knot for days) was not even the leg where DTaP was

administered....that sent me on a path of self-education and the

ultimate decision to forego further shots for dd.

I stand by that decision and it's nice to see that some basic human

SANE-ness is starting to emerge within a group-think, medical dogma

circle.

Let's hope the insane thinking - that we MUST vaccinate every child

with every vaccine on the same schedule - continues to erode.

egran

[Guest guest]

Do you believe they would listen if they were? And something tells me they are being told this.

It's just a question.

TZ

Subject: DOD - "Avoid multiple vaccines" after "any reacton that does not involve the injection site"To: EOHarm Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2008, 5:34 PM

If a patient has “ANY reaction that does not involve the injection site,” military doctors should, “avoid multiple vaccines in one session for this patient,” when giving future doses.

Why aren’t pediatricians being told this?

Adverse Event Definitions & Evaluation

Treatment & Management

Future Doses

Comments

Systemic Events (SE): Symptoms and signs of illness after vaccination. Any reaction that does not involve the injection site.

& #61623 Temporal relationship does NOT prove a cause-effect relationship, particularly if multiple vaccines were given and/or other specific diagnoses of illness have occurred.

& #61623 Healthcare provider should provide appropriate diagnostic evaluation.

& #61623 In some cases, give pretreatment to avert symptoms with next vaccination, to avoid morbidity, but allowing for continued vaccination.2

& #61623 If mild and self-limited, may proceed with next dose.

& #61623 Avoid multiple vaccines in one session for this patient, if possible.

& #61623 Privileged healthcare providers may make clinical decisions to alleviate future discomfort for individual patients who develop substantial or persistent reactions.7-8

& #61623 VAERS reporting discussed in text.