Fwd: Introduction from Eva

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>From: dgrenier@... (Dale & Eva Grenier)

>Subject: Introduction

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>Hi!

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>My name is Eva and I have two sons, a 5-year old and 2-year old. The

older

>one got a few tetanus boosters (except the last one), but the younger

one

>hasn't had any. The older child has asthma and allergies, and have

gotten

>colds very easily up until recently. The younger one hardly ever gets

>sick. Whether this is related to the tetanus vaccine, I don't know.

While

>I was pregnant with him, I worked in a school that was being renovated,

>with resulting fumes of different origins, and dust. Sometimes I've

>wondered if that had any affect on the baby.

>

>Anyway, the issue of immunization is a difficult one, one that

sometimes

>has worried me. But as my children get older, I feel more confident

that

>if they should ever encounter these diseases, they would be able to

handle

>them quite well on their own, and thereby getting immunity naturally.

>

>That's all from me!

>

>Eva

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