Re: thank you and another question

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what state are you in?

Thank you and another question

> I wanted to thank everyone that posted about Karter's speech and

> sensory being related to his reaction to vacs. Just another

> question. When he had the reaction he recieved MMR, DTP, and

> chicken pox. When I recieved a copy of his notes from the Dr.'s it

> did say that it appears that he had a reaction to one of the vaccs.

> most likely being the chicken pox. To my knowledge no paper work

> was ever filed, I will be looking into this. Here is how it

> happened:

>

> Shots on a Friday Morning

> Friday night fever of 103 some swelling in the legs

> Sat still had fever and some red blotches around sit.

> Sun. fever up to almost 105 called ER at this time and did not think

> they needed to see him until Mon.

> Mond. admitted to hospital fever 105 very still not moving much and

> had lost 4 pounds since Friday.

> He was discharged on Sat. still with 103 fever but had gained back

> 10oz of the 7 pounds he lost.

>

> Several tests were done, blood, urine, and stool. Nothing showed on

> any of the tests. NOTHING.

>

> So how do I tell which shot caused the reaction. I remember the Dr

> saying that more than likely it was from the chicken pox, something

> about it having a higher reaction rate then the others.

>

> I have a well child check up on Friday and am planning on telling

> our Dr. we do not want any more vacs. I am very shy and will really

> have to build up my back bone here. I was so scared when he had the

> last ones and can only think it could be worse this time. I still

> remember seeing every bone in his body.

>

> Sorry this is so long and thank you all again

> Tabitha

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tabitha,

You will never know for sure which vaccine was the trigger. It really doesn't

matter, as they all will do their own damage.

I recommend you visit the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)

website and report the incident yourself: http://vaers.hhs.gov/

My dd had a reaction after her HIB and MMR vaccines 15 years ago (way before I

knew better!) The pediatrician admitted on her chart that it was probably the

MMR (how they think they know that is beyond me since everyone reacts

differently to these toxic injections). I know he didn't file a report (and I

didn't know there was a place to report to back then.)

I did file a report about it with VAERS a few years ago though. It's never

too late. You can file online, or you can have them snail mail you the paper

work. If I remember correctly, they recommend you get the lot numbers from the

shots if possible so you can include that in your report (it's not required

though).

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. Remember YOU are your

son's advocate.

Kay

Tabitha Yarolim <tabjay2001@...> wrote:

I wanted to thank everyone that posted about Karter's speech and

sensory being related to his reaction to vacs. Just another

question. When he had the reaction he recieved MMR, DTP, and

chicken pox. When I recieved a copy of his notes from the Dr.'s it

did say that it appears that he had a reaction to one of the vaccs.

most likely being the chicken pox. To my knowledge no paper work

was ever filed, I will be looking into this. Here is how it

happened:

Shots on a Friday Morning

Friday night fever of 103 some swelling in the legs

Sat still had fever and some red blotches around sit.

Sun. fever up to almost 105 called ER at this time and did not think

they needed to see him until Mon.

Mond. admitted to hospital fever 105 very still not moving much and

had lost 4 pounds since Friday.

He was discharged on Sat. still with 103 fever but had gained back

10oz of the 7 pounds he lost.

Several tests were done, blood, urine, and stool. Nothing showed on

any of the tests. NOTHING.

So how do I tell which shot caused the reaction. I remember the Dr

saying that more than likely it was from the chicken pox, something

about it having a higher reaction rate then the others.

I have a well child check up on Friday and am planning on telling

our Dr. we do not want any more vacs. I am very shy and will really

have to build up my back bone here. I was so scared when he had the

last ones and can only think it could be worse this time. I still

remember seeing every bone in his body.

Sorry this is so long and thank you all again

Tabitha

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We are in Iowa.

>

> what state are you in?

>

>

> Thank you and another question

>

>

> > I wanted to thank everyone that posted about Karter's speech and

> > sensory being related to his reaction to vacs. Just another

> > question. When he had the reaction he recieved MMR, DTP, and

> > chicken pox. When I recieved a copy of his notes from the Dr.'s

it

> > did say that it appears that he had a reaction to one of the

vaccs.

> > most likely being the chicken pox. To my knowledge no paper

work

> > was ever filed, I will be looking into this. Here is how it

> > happened:

> >

> > Shots on a Friday Morning

> > Friday night fever of 103 some swelling in the legs

> > Sat still had fever and some red blotches around sit.

> > Sun. fever up to almost 105 called ER at this time and did not

think

> > they needed to see him until Mon.

> > Mond. admitted to hospital fever 105 very still not moving much

and

> > had lost 4 pounds since Friday.

> > He was discharged on Sat. still with 103 fever but had gained

back

> > 10oz of the 7 pounds he lost.

> >

> > Several tests were done, blood, urine, and stool. Nothing

showed on

> > any of the tests. NOTHING.

> >

> > So how do I tell which shot caused the reaction. I remember the

Dr

> > saying that more than likely it was from the chicken pox,

something

> > about it having a higher reaction rate then the others.

> >

> > I have a well child check up on Friday and am planning on

telling

> > our Dr. we do not want any more vacs. I am very shy and will

really

> > have to build up my back bone here. I was so scared when he had

the

> > last ones and can only think it could be worse this time. I

still

> > remember seeing every bone in his body.

> >

> > Sorry this is so long and thank you all again

> > Tabitha

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yes it is.  Have a great Thanksgiving.

 

Hugs,

 

Barbara

From: jvanvelsor <jvanvelsor@...>

Subject: [ ] thank you and another question

Date: Tuesday, November 24, 2009, 9:19 AM

 

Thank you for so quickly sharing your experiences. This may seem obvious, but is

MTX shorthand for Methotrexate?

wishing you a good holiday filled with gratitude

Joan in Fair Oaks.