Re: how to decline vaccines Need advice!

[Guest guest]

Depends where you ar ein the US--soem states allow the phylosophical exemption,

others just the religious.  All you need to do is sign the form usually.  Other

times you cna just postpone and say he's not well enough to get shots and will

next time etc. i strongly STRONGLY advize you to read up all you can. Kids who

are neurologically damaged already are most likely to be or continue to be

affected by the toxins and the viral content aas well as stelth and bacterial

content of vaccines. NO vaccine is ever 100% clean of the animal viruses and

bacteria it is cultured on.  Kids with metabolic and neurological dosrders are

more, much more likely to suffer damage. Read up, contact the Vaccine

information Center, and above all NEVER do anything that your gut feeling tell

syou si not right after doinjg all the reading and listening to both sides. 

This is the key--listen to both sides and then decide.  Good luck!

Elena

From: lynnelow27 <lynnelow27@...>

Subject: [ ] how to decline vaccines Need advice!

Date: Thursday, December 17, 2009, 10:16 AM

Hello, my 5 year old son is due for his 4-5 yr shots:  MMR, Dtap, polio, and

chickenpox......

his main issues are sensory/motor planning. has made great progress over the

last few years. is now in VPK inclusion class, but having some focus/attention

issues.

I'm thinking about not getting him vaccinated, but the school requires it....how

do you decline shots and still have your child go to school?  is there any other

reason than religion, and how do you go about getting a waiver, or whatever you

need to do?

Lynne, mom to

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[Guest guest]

That's right, it depends are where you live.  I know where I live I was able to

titer my son and our state does allow titers for all of them but polio.  He has

high enough antibodies to be considered immune to the diseases should he come

in contact with them and he didn't need the 4-5 yr. old shots. Theres an

option for you IF your state allows titers.

Hopes this helps.

 

From: lynnelow27 <lynnelow27 (DOT) com>

Subject: [childrensapraxiane t] how to decline vaccines Need advice!

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Date: Thursday, December 17, 2009, 10:16 AM

Hello, my 5 year old son is due for his 4-5 yr shots:  MMR, Dtap, polio, and

chickenpox.. ....

his main issues are sensory/motor planning. has made great progress over the

last few years. is now in VPK inclusion class, but having some focus/attention

issues.

I'm thinking about not getting him vaccinated, but the school requires

it.....how do you decline shots and still have your child go to school?  is

there any other reason than religion, and how do you go about getting a waiver,

or whatever you need to do?

Lynne, mom to

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[Guest guest]

How did/do you find out if your state allows titers in place of immunizations?

Thank you so much for any information!

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On Dec 17, 2009, at 9:24 PM, Not Available <pawprntz4me@...> wrote:

That's right, it depends are where you live. I know where I live I was able to

titer my son and our state does allow titers for all of them but polio. He has

high enough antibodies to be considered immune to the diseases should he come in

contact with them and he didn't need the 4-5 yr. old shots. Theres an option for

you IF your state allows titers.

Hopes this helps.

From: lynnelow27 <lynnelow27 (DOT) com>

Subject: [childrensapraxiane t] how to decline vaccines Need advice!

@groups. com

Date: Thursday, December 17, 2009, 10:16 AM

Hello, my 5 year old son is due for his 4-5 yr shots: MMR, Dtap, polio, and

chickenpox.. ....

his main issues are sensory/motor planning. has made great progress over the

last few years. is now in VPK inclusion class, but having some focus/attention

issues.

I'm thinking about not getting him vaccinated, but the school requires

it.....how do you decline shots and still have your child go to school? is

there any other reason than religion, and how do you go about getting a waiver,

or whatever you need to do?

Lynne, mom to

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[Guest guest]

State Vaccine Requirements:

http://www.nvic.org/Vaccine-Laws/state-vaccine-requirements.aspx

[childrensapraxiane t] how to decline vaccines Need advice!

@groups. com

Date: Thursday, December 17, 2009, 10:16 AM

Hello, my 5 year old son is due for his 4-5 yr shots: MMR, Dtap, polio, and

chickenpox.. ....

his main issues are sensory/motor planning. has made great progress over the

last few years. is now in VPK inclusion class, but having some focus/attention

issues.

I'm thinking about not getting him vaccinated, but the school requires

it.....how do you decline shots and still have your child go to school? is there

any other reason than religion, and how do you go about getting a waiver, or

whatever you need to do?

Lynne, mom to

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[Guest guest]

I talked to his school and the pediatrician's office.  He came back highly

immune to all of them.  Drawing the blood wasn't fun but I would have rather

him have that then the vaccines.  And there is a chance that he wouldn't have

had high enough titers.  That is how we did it here in my home/school/peds

office.  The first thing I did was research my options on line.  Then I called

the peds office and talked to the nurse.  I was concerned about giving him more

vaccines when I feel as though a one size fits all vaccine protocal was not a

one size fits all.  I also got on McCarthy's website and I do believe it

has the different requirements for the different states.  What state are you

in?

Hope this helps.

 

 

From: lynnelow27 <lynnelow27@ . com>

Subject: [childrensapraxiane t] how to decline vaccines Need advice!

@groups. com

Date: Thursday, December 17, 2009, 10:16 AM

Hello, my 5 year old son is due for his 4-5 yr shots: MMR, Dtap, polio, and

chickenpox.. ....

his main issues are sensory/motor planning. has made great progress over the

last few years. is now in VPK inclusion class, but having some focus/attention

issues.

I'm thinking about not getting him vaccinated, but the school requires

it......how do you decline shots and still have your child go to school? is

there any other reason than religion, and how do you go about getting a waiver,

or whatever you need to do?

Lynne, mom to

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