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I have dreaded this day, but it has come. Some of you that know me,

know I have two infant twin nephews. Born at 31 weeks, Spent two

months in NICU. They are now four months old, but chronologically they

are 2 months. They were given standard run of vaccines at 2 months,

which was chronologically birth (9pounds). On Monday to my dreaded

horror, they received the standard run of vaccines given to four month

olds despite their really not being four months old.

They have been sick for the past three days. Fever of 102, Vomiting,

diarrhea, and fussy/crying. Not eating much. I am livid....and sad.

I am going to bombard them with more information, now grandma is on

the war path with me in doing that, so perhaps they will take heed

here and do some reading! But...

What can be done for adverse reactions to minimize the damage? The

dumb doc told them tylenol every four hours. They have stopped this

because I told them what it does, how it slows the liver and causes

worse damage. So they did listen about that. I am thinking vitamin C

for antiviral properties and immune system help, and Cod liver oil to

protect the brain. Anything else??

Grr...stupid doctors. They were hesitant to vax them so young, but the

damn doctor scared them by telling them that preemies can die from

some of these diseases. He failed to tell them that preemies die from

vaccines!

Appreciate any suggestions of help/links on damage control

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