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ok kate... its time for us to move to texas!!

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From: ktietje85 <ktietje85@...>

Subject: Re: Texas

Vaccinations

Date: Monday, August 24, 2009, 12:45 PM

 

Texas is currently discussing seceding from the US, that's the big news in

there. Not sure if that's what your MIL meant. But it would obviously mean big

changes in health care and policies.

--Kate

Mommy to Rebekah, 1-26-08

, 7-16-9

>

> My mother-in-law told me the following after we discussed my exemption

> and waiver: Because of the news of it around here & the big deal they

> make of it.

> Is there something going on around the Dallas area to be concerned

> about regarding vax and exemptions?

> Thanks

> Amy P

> Sent from my iPhone

>

[Guest guest]

That's what I was thinking!

On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Arianna Mojica<ariannalaw68@...> wrote:

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> ok kate... its time for us to move to texas!!

[Guest guest]

Kate:

I heard the Gov said he could execute the right to secede months ago. I'm

wondering what it will do with us trying to move. I guess I better move sooner

than later!

I'm not sure if that is what she meant either. I thought it was geared toward

TX not allowing kids to go without vax.

Amy P

> ________________________________________________________________________

> Texas is currently discussing seceding from the US, that's the big news in

there. Not sure if that's what your MIL meant. But it would obviously mean big

changes in health care and policies.

>

> --Kate

> Mommy to Rebekah, 1-26-08

> , 7-16-9

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LOL...my husband said if they do secede and mandatory vax is in effect here...we

will go to TX!!

--Kate

Mommy to Rebekah, 1-26-08

, 7-16-09

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> > and waiver: Because of the news of it around here & the big deal they

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> > Is there something going on around the Dallas area to be concerned

> > about regarding vax and exemptions?

> > Thanks

> > Amy P

> > Sent from my iPhone

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[Guest guest]

We've discussed moving to TX if they secede! I hate scorpions, snakes,

tarantulas, etc - the only reason I'd hesitate to go!

>

>

> Kate:

>

> I heard the Gov said he could execute the right to secede months ago. I'm

wondering what it will do with us trying to move. I guess I better move sooner

than later!

>

> I'm not sure if that is what she meant either. I thought it was geared toward

TX not allowing kids to go without vax.

>

> Amy P

>

> > ________________________________________________________________________

> > Texas is currently discussing seceding from the US, that's the big news in

there. Not sure if that's what your MIL meant. But it would obviously mean big

changes in health care and policies.

> >

> > --Kate

> > Mommy to Rebekah, 1-26-08

> > , 7-16-9

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[Guest guest]

It was 2003 Texas (with testimony from parents of the vaccine injured) passed

the personal exemption from vaccines. But still MOST schools and their mouth

pieces (media) still terrorize the public with NO SHOTS NO SCHOOL. Our small

town newspaper did have exemption information this time due to a new

Superintendant who wanted it in there. That didn't stop the Head Nurse of the

Schools from calling those with exemptions and intimidating us/them to get the

mandatory vaccines or else! NO SCHOOL! She didn't mention the exemption to my

daughter but once confronted about it, changed her tune a little. Though Tristan

was given a Medical exemption from our beloved doctor now deceased, in 2003, he

didn't word it quite right to suit Nurse Ratchet, (not her real name). She told

me on the phone it said: Due to vaccine reactions and a life long condition,

Tristan will not have immunizations at this time. She said at this time made it

null and void now when he is due for a state mandated vaccine. My daughter

reminded her that we have personal exemptions now in Texas and that she had

requested a form that hadn't arrived yet, but was also going to take him to a

new doctor and hopefully get a medical exemption. In our 13 years of dealing

with Doctors for Tristan, none of them surprised me more than the new female

physician that has taken over our previous doctor's practice. She asked me how

I wanted it worded! Upon receiving the exemption tonight, Nurse Ratchet asked,

so does this mean you will do this every year. I told her (she was playing

dumb) no, that is a life long exemption. See there. She said that is what

gives her pause. I told her after reviewing his chart and seeing that he had

several reactions to vaccines and that is why the doctors stopped doing them she

wrote a medical exemption for the rest of his life. I couldn't believe that she

still was giving us a hard time. She even looked at it closely and said WHO is

the doctor, and I wonder if she can complain to " someone " about the fact this

doctor wrote it. Anyway, though Texas passed the law giving us choice in this

area, most Texas do not even know it is an option.

C.

[Guest guest]

ive thought about that too but i hate big government even more!  i'll deal with

the critters LOL!

Arianna Mojica 

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>

> ive thought about that too but i hate big government even more!  i'll deal

with the critters LOL!

>

Texas is a big state from sub-tropics to desert - Gov. announced that

there is plenty of Swine Flu Vaccine - can't remember the number of doses

mentioned with another 800,000 ordered.

He also by executive order mandated Gardisal (Mereck political donor) which was

quickly reversed after a very loud outrage. He also mentioned the seceding

during another one of his off the cuff speaches.

Jackie Noel

www.sagaciousairedales.com

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[Guest guest]

Texas only talks about suceeding from the US when they don't get their way

with something. LOL They been on the tear for years. I do NOT actually

ever see it happening. It just gives us a cause to be a REBEL for.

-- Re: Texas

Texas is currently discussing seceding from the US, that's the big news in

there. Not sure if that's what your MIL meant. But it would obviously mean

big changes in health care and policies.

--Kate

Mommy to Rebekah, 1-26-08

, 7-16-9

>

> My mother-in-law told me the following after we discussed my exemption

> and waiver: Because of the news of it around here & the big deal they

> make of it.

> Is there something going on around the Dallas area to be concerned

> about regarding vax and exemptions?

> Thanks

> Amy P

> Sent from my iPhone

>

[Guest guest]

I was born in San but have not been back in over 20 years.. I do

remember my early years there when San seemed to be a small town..

I was always a little more drawn to Austin...

But those days are behind me...

: )

Tom

In a message dated 11/1/2009 12:21:15 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

sulaws9@... writes:

Wasn't born here but got here as soon as I could. Live about 26 miles East

of Dallas.

Fusion C5 and C6,herniated disc T 10.Here's hoping all have a pain free

day.

Suzy

[Guest guest]

Tom, I love San Antone. I was stationed there at Fort Sam Houston when I

was in the army as a medic in the 70's, & I was there again in 1986. I

love the River Walk, The Alamo, their parks, unique restaurants, & their

mexican food. I hate their red ants. Love their Lone Star Beer. June

In a message dated 11/2/2009 10:08:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

tomhfsu@... writes:

I was born in San but have not been back in over 20 years.. I do

remember my early years there when San seemed to be a small town..

I was always a little more drawn to Austin...

But those days are behind me...

: )

Tom

In a message dated 11/1/2009 12:21:15 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

_sulaws9@..._ (mailto:sulaws9@...) writes:

Wasn't born here but got here as soon as I could. Live about 26 miles East

of Dallas.

Fusion C5 and C6,herniated disc T 10.Here's hoping all have a pain free

day.

Suzy

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Guest guest]

Tom, I love San Antone. I was stationed there at Fort Sam Houston when I

was in the army as a medic in the 70's, & I was there again in 1986. I

love the River Walk, The Alamo, their parks, unique restaurants, & their

mexican food. I hate their red ants. Love their Lone Star Beer. June

In a message dated 11/2/2009 10:08:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

tomhfsu@... writes:

I was born in San but have not been back in over 20 years.. I do

remember my early years there when San seemed to be a small town..

I was always a little more drawn to Austin...

But those days are behind me...

: )

Tom

In a message dated 11/1/2009 12:21:15 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

_sulaws9@..._ (mailto:sulaws9@...) writes:

Wasn't born here but got here as soon as I could. Live about 26 miles East

of Dallas.

Fusion C5 and C6,herniated disc T 10.Here's hoping all have a pain free

day.

Suzy

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Guest guest]

I lived there because my father was stationed at Fort Sam Houston while

getting his Masters at Trinity(??)

I also remember that I loved there Magnolia trees.. My grandfather used to

smoke a pipe and I even remember that the first time I saw the Alamo it was

because he was buying tobacco for his pipe and the store was in that

vicinity.. I also remember trying to take a nap and how hot it was.. We did

not have AC since this was back in the mid 1950's.. One other thing that was

cool was there were alleys between the back yards and that is where the

garbage trucks would go to pick up garbage.. I have a lot of pretty distinct

memories although I was 5 when we left there..

: )

Tom

In a message dated 11/3/2009 7:38:47 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

birdcrazy624@... writes:

Tom, I love San Antone. I was stationed there at Fort Sam Houston when I

was in the army as a medic in the 70's, & I was there again in 1986. I

love the River Walk, The Alamo, their parks, unique restaurants, & their

mexican food. I hate their red ants. Love their Lone Star Beer. June

In a message dated 11/2/2009 10:08:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

_tomhfsu@..._ (mailto:tomhfsu@...) writes:

I was born in San but have not been back in over 20 years.. I do

remember my early years there when San seemed to be a small town..

I was always a little more drawn to Austin...

But those days are behind me...

: )

Tom

In a message dated 11/1/2009 12:21:15 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

__sulaws9 (DOT) _su_ (mailto:_sulaws9@...) _

(mailto:_sulaws9@..._ (mailto:sulaws9@...) ) writes:

Wasn't born here but got here as soon as I could. Live about 26 miles East

of Dallas.

Fusion C5 and C6,herniated disc T 10.Here's hoping all have a pain free

day.

Suzy

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Guest guest]

I lived there because my father was stationed at Fort Sam Houston while

getting his Masters at Trinity(??)

I also remember that I loved there Magnolia trees.. My grandfather used to

smoke a pipe and I even remember that the first time I saw the Alamo it was

because he was buying tobacco for his pipe and the store was in that

vicinity.. I also remember trying to take a nap and how hot it was.. We did

not have AC since this was back in the mid 1950's.. One other thing that was

cool was there were alleys between the back yards and that is where the

garbage trucks would go to pick up garbage.. I have a lot of pretty distinct

memories although I was 5 when we left there..

: )

Tom

In a message dated 11/3/2009 7:38:47 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

birdcrazy624@... writes:

Tom, I love San Antone. I was stationed there at Fort Sam Houston when I

was in the army as a medic in the 70's, & I was there again in 1986. I

love the River Walk, The Alamo, their parks, unique restaurants, & their

mexican food. I hate their red ants. Love their Lone Star Beer. June

In a message dated 11/2/2009 10:08:12 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

_tomhfsu@..._ (mailto:tomhfsu@...) writes:

I was born in San but have not been back in over 20 years.. I do

remember my early years there when San seemed to be a small town..

I was always a little more drawn to Austin...

But those days are behind me...

: )

Tom

In a message dated 11/1/2009 12:21:15 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,

__sulaws9 (DOT) _su_ (mailto:_sulaws9@...) _

(mailto:_sulaws9@..._ (mailto:sulaws9@...) ) writes:

Wasn't born here but got here as soon as I could. Live about 26 miles East

of Dallas.

Fusion C5 and C6,herniated disc T 10.Here's hoping all have a pain free

day.

Suzy

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Guest guest]

Austin/Del Valle here Jenna Forbes"SuperMommy"From: April S Coronado <mimi9673@...>Vaccinations Sent: Tue, February 2, 2010 7:05:45 PMSubject: texas

HI

Is anyone here from Texas?

April

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From: mensrea320aol (DOT) com <mensrea320aol (DOT) com>Subject: Re: social acceptanceVaccinationsDate: Tuesday, 2 February, 2010, 20:11

Everyone in all three of my playgroups knows that I don't vax. While I don't announce it upon each playdate, I do try to make it known. Generally I don't say anything about their conversations unless asked. I don't know about anyone else, but the members of my 3 playgroups talk about children's health a lot. They discuss each other's illnesses and ask how they are doing, etc... People have seen a difference in . they know she doesn't get sick much and I have had several come to me and ask me what I did to make so healthy and smart.

Holly

In a message dated 2/2/2010 2:53:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, nitagarnercharter (DOT) net writes:

I find some acceptance comes from not saying anything either. it is none of their business and I don’t inquire on their children’s health status

[Guest guest]

San .

a.

From:

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Of Mrs. Forbes

Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 8:43 PM

Vaccinations

Subject: Re: texas

Austin/Del Valle here

Jenna Forbes

" SuperMommy "

From: April S Coronado

<mimi9673@...>

Vaccinations

Sent: Tue, February 2, 2010 7:05:45 PM

Subject: texas

HI

Is anyone here

from Texas?

April

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From: mensrea320aol (DOT) com <mensrea320aol (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: social acceptance

Vaccinations

Date: Tuesday, 2 February, 2010, 20:11

Everyone in all three of my playgroups knows that I don't

vax. While I don't announce it upon each playdate, I do try to make

it known. Generally I don't say anything about their conversations

unless asked. I don't know about anyone else, but the members of my 3

playgroups talk about children's health a lot. They discuss each

other's illnesses and ask how they are doing, etc... People have seen

a difference in . they know she doesn't get sick much and I have

had several come to me and ask me what I did to make so healthy and

smart.

Holly

In a message dated 2/2/2010 2:53:51 P.M. Eastern Standard

Time, nitagarnercharter (DOT) net writes:

I find some acceptance comes from not saying anything either.

it is none of their business and I don’t inquire on their children’s health

status

[Guest guest]

anyone from houston/cypress/katy area?

April

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From: mensrea320aol (DOT) com <mensrea320aol (DOT) . com>Subject: Re: social acceptanceVaccinationsDate: Tuesday, 2 February, 2010, 20:11

Everyone in all three of my playgroups knows that I don't vax. While I don't announce it upon each playdate, I do try to make it known. Generally I don't say anything about their conversations unless asked. I don't know about anyone else, but the members of my 3 playgroups talk about children's health a lot. They discuss each other's illnesses and ask how they are doing, etc... People have seen a difference in . they know she doesn't get sick much and I have had several come to me and ask me what I did to make so healthy and smart.

Holly

In a message dated 2/2/2010 2:53:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, nitagarnercharter (DOT) net writes:

I find some acceptance comes from not saying anything either. it is none of their business and I don’t inquire on their children’s health status

[Guest guest]

I am in Kingwood...NE of Houston.

>

> anyone from houston/cypress/katy area?

>  

> April

>

[Guest guest]

awesome! I found someone near by!

so, are your kids in school w/out vaxing?

April

I'm facing issues with my daughter and looking at my schooling options w/out vaxing her anymore

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From: <courtney.mcgrew@...>Subject: Re: texasVaccinations Date: Wednesday, February 3, 2010, 3:04 PM

I am in Kingwood...NE of Houston. >> anyone from houston/cypress/ katy area?> Â > April>

[Guest guest]

Is there a doctor who has the same philosophy of in Texas?

We are going to Dr. on in Houston on May 11 at the Children's

Neurodevelopmental Clinic. I have a 6 year old who is dev. delayed with adhd.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Dr in Port Aransas, Tx does .

________________________________

From: LH <lrkhmomx3@...>

Sent: Fri, March 26, 2010 9:36:35 AM

Subject: Texas

 

Is there a doctor who has the same philosophy of in Texas?

We are going to Dr. on in Houston on May 11 at the Children's

Neurodevelopmental Clinic. I have a 6 year old who is dev. delayed with adhd.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

What is he looking for when looking for circles under the eyes? Allergies? Lack

of sleep? And when there are circles under the eyes how does he treat? My son

is having a regression right now and I notice he has circles under his eyes- I

assume its allergies. Thanks so much!

>

> Dr. G is always looking for dark circles under the eyes and how " sharp " the

kids are. It seems like you'd want to try to seem him at least once a year or

whenever possible.

>

> -- Sent from my Palm Pre

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[Guest guest]

For Dr. G, dark circles are usually allergies.

Kristy Nardini

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From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of S

Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2010 6:29 AM

Subject: Re: Texas

What is he looking for when looking for circles under the eyes? Allergies?

Lack of sleep? And when there are circles under the eyes how does he treat?

My son is having a regression right now and I notice he has circles under

his eyes- I assume its allergies. Thanks so much!

>

> Dr. G is always looking for dark circles under the eyes and how " sharp "

the kids are. It seems like you'd want to try to seem him at least once a

year or whenever possible.

>

> -- Sent from my Palm Pre

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[Guest guest]

Both actually, but most likely you are dealing with allergies. The pollen count

is a lot of areas is off the charts. For allergies, Dr. G likes RX nasal sprays

and allergy meds, such as Zyrtec and Claritin, if they're tolerated. He also

likes Nasalcrom, which is over the counter.

HTH,

Robyn

________________________________

From: S <webshopping2009@...>

Sent: Sun, March 28, 2010 6:29:24 AM

Subject: Re: Texas

 

What is he looking for when looking for circles under the eyes? Allergies? Lack

of sleep? And when there are circles under the eyes how does he treat? My son is

having a regression right now and I notice he has circles under his eyes- I

assume its allergies. Thanks so much!

>

> Dr. G is always looking for dark circles under the eyes and how " sharp " the

kids are. It seems like you'd want to try to seem him at least once a year or

whenever possible.

>

> -- Sent from my Palm Pre

>

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