Re: Shots for school/services...

[Guest guest]

Are there no philosophical exemption forms in your state? If not, do you think

you could get them to agree to titers?

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Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2010 7:35 AM

Subject: [ ] Shots for school/services...

Hi All,

This is my first post. Our daughter, Audrina has been diagnosed ASD, she turned

2 in March. We did our 2nd round of ALA chelation this weekend that went

wonderfully so off to a good start. Her last round of shots were 15/18 month

shots with flu shot. We never got her 2 yr shots and then she was diagnosed. To

make a long story short, we are doing GFCF, chelation on weekends, multi-vitamin

with GSE during the week, and she is doing well, although still only 5 words and

receiving services through Early Steps (FL).

My questions lies within her turning 3. We were told that when she turns 3,

Early Steps will stop and she will be transitioned into public school (Board of

Education) so that she can continue services. **KEY** In order for her to go to

the public school she needs to be up-to-date with her shots. She only needs to

be in public school for one year in order for her to qualify for vouchers for

private schooling and therapies pd for and therefore no more shots needed after

that. I am stuck and dont know what to do. Is there a way through chelation that

we can get the shots one by one through the next year and have it not effect her

as bad?? I am so perturbed by this whole situation and dont want to get the

shots but I feel like I have no choice. I know of the religious exemption but

thats not really working in this situation. Please help with some advice or

experiences or other choices for our daughter. THANKS!!!

[Guest guest]

What state do you live in? What shots is she missing? My child was totally up

to date after receiving his 18 month shots... until kindergarten. You might not

be missing anything.

Pam

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is my first post. Our daughter, Audrina has been diagnosed ASD, she

turned 2 in March. We did our 2nd round of ALA chelation this weekend that went

wonderfully so off to a good start. Her last round of shots were 15/18 month

shots with flu shot. We never got her 2 yr shots and then she was diagnosed. To

make a long story short, we are doing GFCF, chelation on weekends, multi-vitamin

with GSE during the week, and she is doing well, although still only 5 words and

receiving services through Early Steps (FL).

>

> My questions lies within her turning 3. We were told that when she turns 3,

Early Steps will stop and she will be transitioned into public school (Board of

Education) so that she can continue services. **KEY** In order for her to go to

the public school she needs to be up-to-date with her shots. She only needs to

be in public school for one year in order for her to qualify for vouchers for

private schooling and therapies pd for and therefore no more shots needed after

that. I am stuck and dont know what to do. Is there a way through chelation that

we can get the shots one by one through the next year and have it not effect her

as bad?? I am so perturbed by this whole situation and dont want to get the

shots but I feel like I have no choice. I know of the religious exemption but

thats not really working in this situation. Please help with some advice or

experiences or other choices for our daughter. THANKS!!!

>

[Guest guest]

What state are you in?? Vicki

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > This is my first post. Our daughter, Audrina has been diagnosed ASD, she

turned 2 in March. We did our 2nd round of ALA chelation this weekend that went

wonderfully so off to a good start. Her last round of shots were 15/18 month

shots with flu shot. We never got her 2 yr shots and then she was diagnosed. To

make a long story short, we are doing GFCF, chelation on weekends, multi-vitamin

with GSE during the week, and she is doing well, although still only 5 words and

receiving services through Early Steps (FL).

> >

> > My questions lies within her turning 3. We were told that when she turns 3,

Early Steps will stop and she will be transitioned into public school (Board of

Education) so that she can continue services. **KEY** In order for her to go to

the public school she needs to be up-to-date with her shots. She only needs to

be in public school for one year in order for her to qualify for vouchers for

private schooling and therapies pd for and therefore no more shots needed after

that. I am stuck and dont know what to do. Is there a way through chelation that

we can get the shots one by one through the next year and have it not effect her

as bad?? I am so perturbed by this whole situation and dont want to get the

shots but I feel like I have no choice. I know of the religious exemption but

thats not really working in this situation. Please help with some advice or

experiences or other choices for our daughter. THANKS!!!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

www.vaclib.org

File an exemption. NO way an ASD child should ever have more vaccinations. You

are not legally required to vaccinate her until school age anyway.

She does not need to have shots be in public school. This is what they tell you

but in almost ALL states there is a religious of philosophical exemption. I'd go

to Vaclib and look up your state and contact the Coalition for Informed Choice

rep for your state. They will advise you on how to fill out the appropriate

legal papers to avoid any further vaccinations and allow her to attend public

school.

There is a right way to do this, to avoid having your exemption denied...so you

want to be absolutely sure you comply with the law, which allows that exemption.

In some states it's as simple as filling out a paper and signing it. In other

states you have to hand-write in your own words your reasons why vaccination

contradicts your beliefs but this is not hard to do. Once you have the

appropriate papers in hand, notarized, make copies, Scan them into your pc and

keep a digital copy. Then you will submit that along with a copy of your state

exemption law to the district. I'd also have one in her medical file.

You cannot recovery her and do chelation if you continue to vaccinate her. The

vaccines contain aluminum, and traces of mercury and a bunch of other nasty

toxins. The flu vaccine still contains the same mercury it's always had.

Whatever diagnosis she has now, will get worse if you continue vaccination.

Why won't a religious exemption work? You are legally entitled to change your

beliefs at any time. There are written up explaining why you changed. Such as

" you are now aware of the law that protects your right to practice your beliefs

and not be forced to vaccinate when its' always been contradictory " . Just

because she had shots before, does not mean you can't claim a religious

exemption. Thousands of people do this all the time. You do not need to be

affiliated with any church or specific religion either.

If you believe that " thou shalt not kill " then vaccination is contradictory to

your religious beliefs. Since injecting poisons substances like mercury and

formaldehyde into one's body is seen as attempt to kill.

If you do not believe in mixing the blood of man and animals, then vaccination

is contradictory to your belief system.

You have a choice, do not be forced to do something you don't legally have to

do.

Jan

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is my first post. Our daughter, Audrina has been diagnosed ASD, she

turned 2 in March. We did our 2nd round of ALA chelation this weekend that went

wonderfully so off to a good start. Her last round of shots were 15/18 month

shots with flu shot. We never got her 2 yr shots and then she was diagnosed. To

make a long story short, we are doing GFCF, chelation on weekends, multi-vitamin

with GSE during the week, and she is doing well, although still only 5 words and

receiving services through Early Steps (FL).

>

> My questions lies within her turning 3. We were told that when she turns 3,

Early Steps will stop and she will be transitioned into public school (Board of

Education) so that she can continue services. **KEY** In order for her to go to

the public school she needs to be up-to-date with her shots. She only needs to

be in public school for one year in order for her to qualify for vouchers for

private schooling and therapies pd for and therefore no more shots needed after

that. I am stuck and dont know what to do. Is there a way through chelation that

we can get the shots one by one through the next year and have it not effect her

as bad?? I am so perturbed by this whole situation and dont want to get the

shots but I feel like I have no choice. I know of the religious exemption but

thats not really working in this situation. Please help with some advice or

experiences or other choices for our daughter. THANKS!!!

>

[Guest guest]

This might help:

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/florida.htm

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is my first post. Our daughter, Audrina has been diagnosed ASD, she

turned 2 in March. We did our 2nd round of ALA chelation this weekend that went

wonderfully so off to a good start. Her last round of shots were 15/18 month

shots with flu shot. We never got her 2 yr shots and then she was diagnosed. To

make a long story short, we are doing GFCF, chelation on weekends, multi-vitamin

with GSE during the week, and she is doing well, although still only 5 words and

receiving services through Early Steps (FL).

>

> My questions lies within her turning 3. We were told that when she turns 3,

Early Steps will stop and she will be transitioned into public school (Board of

Education) so that she can continue services. **KEY** In order for her to go to

the public school she needs to be up-to-date with her shots. She only needs to

be in public school for one year in order for her to qualify for vouchers for

private schooling and therapies pd for and therefore no more shots needed after

that. I am stuck and dont know what to do. Is there a way through chelation that

we can get the shots one by one through the next year and have it not effect her

as bad?? I am so perturbed by this whole situation and dont want to get the

shots but I feel like I have no choice. I know of the religious exemption but

thats not really working in this situation. Please help with some advice or

experiences or other choices for our daughter. THANKS!!!

>

[Guest guest]

AH! The only one who caught the state imbedded in the post! Bravo.

Pam

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > This is my first post. Our daughter, Audrina has been diagnosed ASD, she

turned 2 in March. We did our 2nd round of ALA chelation this weekend that went

wonderfully so off to a good start. Her last round of shots were 15/18 month

shots with flu shot. We never got her 2 yr shots and then she was diagnosed. To

make a long story short, we are doing GFCF, chelation on weekends, multi-vitamin

with GSE during the week, and she is doing well, although still only 5 words and

receiving services through Early Steps (FL).

> >

> > My questions lies within her turning 3. We were told that when she turns 3,

Early Steps will stop and she will be transitioned into public school (Board of

Education) so that she can continue services. **KEY** In order for her to go to

the public school she needs to be up-to-date with her shots. She only needs to

be in public school for one year in order for her to qualify for vouchers for

private schooling and therapies pd for and therefore no more shots needed after

that. I am stuck and dont know what to do. Is there a way through chelation that

we can get the shots one by one through the next year and have it not effect her

as bad?? I am so perturbed by this whole situation and dont want to get the

shots but I feel like I have no choice. I know of the religious exemption but

thats not really working in this situation. Please help with some advice or

experiences or other choices for our daughter. THANKS!!!

> >

>