RE: MMR Call to Doc's Office

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Colleen

I have had 4 vaccination appointments made by the surgery over the last year, i ring them every time, except the last and told them i am not having him vaccinated. My advise would be to cancel the appointment and tell them you are considering having the vaccination separately, then just forget to go about it no point in wasting your time with the appointment! As you are up the road form me, i think the Doctors surgerys must be low on funds! BTW if you did go private and get your daughter vaccinated you dont have to inform the surgery at all and they cant do nothing about this. Not that you are considering the single vaccinations but i know the Breakspear do the single ones and on the paperwork you have to complete it has a tick box if you want your GP to be notified, obviously when i saw Dr G last week i didnt tick the box.

HTH

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To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe From: colleen.rawstorne@...Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 20:02:24 +0000Subject: MMR Call to Doc's Office

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?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.Your advice on what to say at this appointment, which is on Tuesday, would be well appreciated as usual.Thank you all. Colleen

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Thanks but no thanks, stare them right in the eye and hold your head high!

Mx

Your advice on what to say at this appointment, which is on Tuesday, would be well appreciated as usual.