Re: New California Whooping Cough (Tdap) Requiremente

[Guest guest]

I received notice too, here in San Diego.

I will be signing the waiver to decline. If push comes to shove, and the school

won't allow her to attend classes without the injection, then I will begin

homeschooling at that point.

We're homeschooling our youngest now.

[Guest guest]

That's what I plan also. Her 16 year old sister is home schooled already.

Mickie goes to a private school and he has autism, so I'll pull him out of

school also is it comes to that.

I did sign an exception form years ago, but don't know if it's still valid.

On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 3:44 PM, the_murdocks2004 <

the_murdocks2004@...> wrote:

>

>

> I received notice too, here in San Diego.

>

> I will be signing the waiver to decline. If push comes to shove, and the

> school won't allow her to attend classes without the injection, then I will

> begin homeschooling at that point.

>

> We're homeschooling our youngest now.

>

>

>

--

Zurama

Mickie 13yrs

Round #45

25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

[Guest guest]

I am praying for all of you in California that you can get an exemption.

This is madness! Keep us posted.

[Guest guest]

I called the number on the paperwork which was sent home with my daughter

last Dec. The school official said the wavier won't work for this one. I

don't know why and what's the different with this new bill. However, they

said, at is point, they are taking information down from parents who called

and refused to give shots to their kids. They said there would be a special

wavier form related to the new bills and when it came out, we would be

informed. I don't know how true it is. We will see.

Also, anyone know if the school can exclude students who are not immunized

(waiver from parents signed) to join the sport teams at schools?

Thanks,

Kym

Re: [ ] Re: New California Whooping Cough (Tdap)

Requiremente

That's what I plan also. Her 16 year old sister is home schooled already.

Mickie goes to a private school and he has autism, so I'll pull him out of

school also is it comes to that.

I did sign an exception form years ago, but don't know if it's still valid.

On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 3:44 PM, the_murdocks2004 <

the_murdocks2004@...> wrote:

>

>

> I received notice too, here in San Diego.

>

> I will be signing the waiver to decline. If push comes to shove, and the

> school won't allow her to attend classes without the injection, then I

will

> begin homeschooling at that point.

>

> We're homeschooling our youngest now.

>

>

>

--

Zurama

Mickie 13yrs

Round #45

25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

[Guest guest]

You should be able to file an exemption if your child has never had a DPT. If

they have had one, all you need to do is have their doctor sign the form.

Jan

>

> Hello all:

> Just got a letter stating that for the 2011-2012 school year, all students

> entering 7th through 12th grades must have proof of having had the vaccine

> for whooping cough.

>

> They name Assembly Bill 354 which requires such vaccine and will be

> effective July 1, 2011.

>

> My 14 year old daughter is in ninth grade and it came from her school with a

> form I'm to return the immunization form after her doctor stamps it or signs

> it.

>

> What should I do and has anyone else received this letter.

>

> --

> Zurama

> Mickie 13yrs

> Round #45

> 25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think she had one when she was a baby, but no boosters. Once I stopped

vaccinating Mickie, no one else in the house got vaccinated. She has not

missed a day of school from being sick. Last year she missed a day, when I

took her and her sister to Disneyland. Why do these idiots keep trying to

fix what is not broken??

On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 7:00 PM, mercurybabies2 <mercurybabies2@...>wrote:

>

>

> You should be able to file an exemption if your child has never had a DPT.

> If they have had one, all you need to do is have their doctor sign the form.

>

> Jan

>

>

>

> >

> > Hello all:

> > Just got a letter stating that for the 2011-2012 school year, all

> students

> > entering 7th through 12th grades must have proof of having had the

> vaccine

> > for whooping cough.

> >

> > They name Assembly Bill 354 which requires such vaccine and will be

> > effective July 1, 2011.

> >

> > My 14 year old daughter is in ninth grade and it came from her school

> with a

> > form I'm to return the immunization form after her doctor stamps it or

> signs

> > it.

> >

> > What should I do and has anyone else received this letter.

> >

> > --

> > Zurama

> > Mickie 13yrs

> > Round #45

> > 25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I don't understand them saying " the waiver won't work for this one. " what

the hack does that mean? Exemptions are exemptions, especially if they are

medical. I think whenever a child is diagnosed with this disorder, parents

push as hard as you can for a " lifetime " medical exemption. I received this

from my son's doctors.

I think often times the schools lie as they get $$$ for showing the kids

have had the shot(s). I know I never once saw my son's school say that

Texas has conscientious objection. They didn't even put that one in the

school handbook. I heard many times them threaten parents saying their kid

couldn't come back to school blah, blah, blah.... when that wasn't the

truth. I let as many parents as I could know there WAS another option.

This is just a case of the scary world that is to come. I watched on the

medical channel (I forget the actual name of the channel, but it was where a

bunch of doctors got together to discuss vaccination and how they were going

to take rights away from parents and disallow religious exemptions! It was

scary!

This is the beginning.... I think. And I am hoping that there will be such

an outrageous outcry against this. It worked in Texas. Our good ole

governor thought he was going to force twelve year old girls to get the

Guardasil: he was going to mandate it, but there was such an outcry that

that idea was dumped, thank God.

I care about what is happening in California because if we don't, then

tomorrow it will happen in the next state and the next. What shall we all

do when they take away all exemptions and start going door to door forcing

vaccinations? I see this as a very real possibility.

[Guest guest]

They do lye, because my mom was told at Kaiser that congress had ordered the

regular flu vaccine to be combined with the H1n1, so she didn't get it.

On Tue, Jan 18, 2011 at 8:32 PM, Haven DeLay <hdelay@...> wrote:

>

>

> I don't understand them saying " the waiver won't work for this one. " what

> the hack does that mean? Exemptions are exemptions, especially if they are

> medical. I think whenever a child is diagnosed with this disorder, parents

> push as hard as you can for a " lifetime " medical exemption. I received this

> from my son's doctors.

>

> I think often times the schools lie as they get $$$ for showing the kids

> have had the shot(s). I know I never once saw my son's school say that

> Texas has conscientious objection. They didn't even put that one in the

> school handbook. I heard many times them threaten parents saying their kid

> couldn't come back to school blah, blah, blah.... when that wasn't the

> truth. I let as many parents as I could know there WAS another option.

>

> This is just a case of the scary world that is to come. I watched on the

> medical channel (I forget the actual name of the channel, but it was where

> a

> bunch of doctors got together to discuss vaccination and how they were

> going

> to take rights away from parents and disallow religious exemptions! It was

> scary!

>

> This is the beginning.... I think. And I am hoping that there will be such

> an outrageous outcry against this. It worked in Texas. Our good ole

> governor thought he was going to force twelve year old girls to get the

> Guardasil: he was going to mandate it, but there was such an outcry that

> that idea was dumped, thank God.

>

> I care about what is happening in California because if we don't, then

> tomorrow it will happen in the next state and the next. What shall we all

> do when they take away all exemptions and start going door to door forcing

> vaccinations? I see this as a very real possibility.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I live in California and the exemptions still work. They're lying. 

http://aydansrecovery.blogspot.com/

>

>

> I don't understand them saying " the waiver won't work for this one. " what

> the hack does that mean? Exemptions are exemptions, especially if they are

> medical. I think whenever a child is diagnosed with this disorder, parents

> push as hard as you can for a " lifetime " medical exemption. I received this

> from my son's doctors.

>

> I think often times the schools lie as they get $$$ for showing the kids

> have had the shot(s). I know I never once saw my son's school say that

> Texas has conscientious objection. They didn't even put that one in the

> school handbook. I heard many times them threaten parents saying their kid

> couldn't come back to school blah, blah, blah.... when that wasn't the

> truth. I let as many parents as I could know there WAS another option.

>

> This is just a case of the scary world that is to come. I watched on the

> medical channel (I forget the actual name of the channel, but it was where

> a

> bunch of doctors got together to discuss vaccination and how they were

> going

> to take rights away from parents and disallow religious exemptions! It was

> scary!

>

> This is the beginning.... I think. And I am hoping that there will be such

> an outrageous outcry against this. It worked in Texas. Our good ole

> governor thought he was going to force twelve year old girls to get the

> Guardasil: he was going to mandate it, but there was such an outcry that

> that idea was dumped, thank God.

>

> I care about what is happening in California because if we don't, then

> tomorrow it will happen in the next state and the next. What shall we all

> do when they take away all exemptions and start going door to door forcing

> vaccinations? I see this as a very real possibility.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It's all about the $$$$$.

" Believe nothing, O monks, merely because you have been told it...or

because it is traditional, or because you yourself have imagined it.

Do not believe what your teacher tells you merely out of respect for

the teacher.  But whatsoever, after due examination and analysis, you

find to be conductive to good, the benefit, the welfare of all beings

- that doctrine believe and cling to, and take as your guide. "

-Guatama Buddha

You will may find when absolutes are challenged, they are not

absolutes at all - just merely someone demanding your belief in their

reality.

****

" We cannot, by total reliance on law, escape the duty to judge right

and wrong.... There are good laws and there are occasionally bad laws,

and it conforms to the highest traditions of a free society to offer

resistance to bad laws, and to disobey them. "   ~ Bickel

***

I believe that to deny a child the right of a free, appropriate public

education due to the rejection of toxic vaccination to be in direct

opposition to constitutional rights. Vaccination should never have

been allowed to be tied to this right in any way nor form. Who is the

state to say, " You do not bend to the will of the state; therefore, we

invoke ignorance. " ?

Our forefathers and mothers are rolling in their graves. To have

oneself or ones children injected with any amount of a toxic chemical,

notwithstanding the lack of knowledge for both the short and long-term

consequence of such, is a form of cruel and unusual punishment for

which no crime was ever committed. How did we get here -- to allow

such a violation of the sanctity of ones own flesh and blood?

[Guest guest]

http://www.sdmesa.edu/health-services/pdf/ab354.pdf

page 4 ©

clearly states exemptions for medical reasons or personal beliefs

>

> I received notice too, here in San Diego.

>

> I will be signing the waiver to decline. If push comes to shove, and the

school won't allow her to attend classes without the injection, then I will

begin homeschooling at that point.

>

> We're homeschooling our youngest now.

>

[Guest guest]

I looked it up. Here is the link to the info about the new law:

http://www.eziz.org/PDF/ab_354_faq_for_school_districts_11_05_2010.pdf

Page 3 states:

What exemptions are available under California law?

California School Immunization Law allows (a) parents/guardians to elect a

personal belief exemption from

immunization requirements if the immunization is contrary to his/her personal

beliefs, and ( physicians of

children to provide medical exemptions (with a written statement) if the

immunization is not indicated for the

student. The law does not allow parents/guardians to elect an exemption simply

because of convenience, such

as when the immunization record is misplaced. Unimmunized students are at

greater risk of catching these

dangerous diseases and place the entire school community at greater risk for an

outbreak. Schools should

maintain an up-to-date list of students with exemptions, so they can be excluded

quickly if an outbreak occurs

So yes, you can use the personal belief exemption, which I will be doing with

all 3 of my kids. They can take their f-ing immunizations and put 'em ....

well, nevermind. Sorry, this topic really angers me.