Re: Re: Off Topic - Vaccinations in Japan

July 27, 2000

Krista, I have also read that Japan and some other countries are waiting

until their children get older before they vaccinate. It is too bad that

the USA is taking so long to get the bright idea that our children should be

a little older before they are used for a pin cushion. --Betty

July 28, 2000

the good thing about japan's law is that when we list our shots as 2-4

months or 15-18 months, all of their shots are 2-90 or 15-90 months, etc.

so they have the option of starting much alater (at age 5) and being done by

90 months (7.5yrs)

Holly

Re: Off Topic - Vaccinations in Japan

> Kristza,

> We don't live in Japan, but I have read that before. In fact I

> read that most countries of the world don't vacinate until 3-5. I

> know with our next we will definately wait at least that long, if we

> ever do have them vacinated.

> Dawn

>

> > I just heard today from our chiropractor, that in Japan they don't

> > vaccinate kids until the age of 2. Is it true? He said since they

> > started this policy, there have been almost no adverse reactions. I

> > know there are people on this list in Japan, so please if anyone

> could

> > help me out it would be greatly appreciated. (I have a 3 year old

> son

> > with autism and a newborn. I don't want to make mistakes with

> > vaccinations again.)

> >

> > Thank you so much,

> >

> > Kriszta

> > kmodrovich@e...

>

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