Re: exemptions in law books???

[Guest guest]

I live in ohio and would like to know in what area of the law book do I find

the information pertaining to exemptions.I am having a difficult time finding

it.I know in this state they allow M/R/P.

Thanks!

Sara

Also,do I need to write up something and have it notarized?Has anyone written

a philos./personal exemption?I am not quite sure how I should word it.

Nimet-she'll be 11 weeks old tomorrow and still,thank God,vaccine free!

[Guest guest]

I found the exemption laws for New York under Public Health Law and also

Education Law using findlaw at: http://www.findlaw.com

Medina

[Guest guest]

Call your state Health department. I just had to go there, hear what

a bad parent I was, and what a stupid mistake I was making, sign a

paper, and I am done. Thank goodness! Good luck!

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>Subject: Re: exemptions in law books???

>Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 19:21:51 EDT

>

>From: Sarau71571@...

>

>I live in ohio and would like to know in what area of the law book

do I find

>the information pertaining to exemptions.I am having a difficult

time finding

>it.I know in this state they allow M/R/P.

>Thanks!

>Sara

>Also,do I need to write up something and have it notarized?Has

anyone written

>a philos./personal exemption?I am not quite sure how I should word

it.

>

>Nimet-she'll be 11 weeks old tomorrow and still,thank God,vaccine

free!

>

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[Guest guest]

sara,

An easy way may be to call your local representative and ask them what

the law says and what exemptions are provided by law. If you contact the

health dept., call rather than go there, and don't give them your real

name.

tell me what you find out and get back to me. I may be able to suggest

how to write your letter. But there's no hurry. Your child far too young

for school.

gary

On Tue, 27 Apr 1999 18:35:26 PDT " Shalia Overbaugh " <rands68@...>

writes:

>From: " Shalia Overbaugh " <rands68@...>

>

>Call your state Health department. I just had to go there, hear what

>a bad parent I was, and what a stupid mistake I was making, sign a

>paper, and I am done. Thank goodness! Good luck!

>

>

>>From: Sarau71571@...

>>Reply-Vaccinationsonelist

>>Vaccinationsonelist

>>Subject: Re: exemptions in law books???

>>Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 19:21:51 EDT

>>

>>From: Sarau71571@...

>>

>>I live in ohio and would like to know in what area of the law book

>do I find

>>the information pertaining to exemptions.I am having a difficult

>time finding

>>it.I know in this state they allow M/R/P.

>>Thanks!

>>Sara

>>Also,do I need to write up something and have it notarized?Has

>anyone written

>>a philos./personal exemption?I am not quite sure how I should word

>it.

>>

>>Nimet-she'll be 11 weeks old tomorrow and still,thank God,vaccine

>free!

>>

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[Guest guest]

Are the state laws at findlaw a legitimate source of information? Does

anyone know? I would hate to think that I'm depending on laws that are

outdated or nonexistent.

Medina

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/28/99 5:16:14 PM !!!First Boot!!!, mom2q@... writes:

<< Most of the info on this site is accurate from my experience but if

something has been changed in the last few years it may be outdated. Verify

the info with your local health dept just to make sure!

List Owner

>>

Thanks for your input .

Medina

[Guest guest]

Most of the info on this site is accurate from my experience but if

something has been changed in the last few years it may be outdated. Verify

the info with your local health dept just to make sure!

List Owner

Re: exemptions in law books???

From: MedinaErth@...

Are the state laws at findlaw a legitimate source of information? Does

anyone know? I would hate to think that I'm depending on laws that are

outdated or nonexistent.

Medina

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[Guest guest]

Well I did a quick search and could not find the school law for vaccines but

found the laws for daycare.

http://www.state.oh.us/odhs/cdc/odhs1216.pdf

I would suggest contacting :

e Severyn,

Director of Ohio Parents for Vaccine Safety

(OPVS), 251 Ridgeway Dr., Dayton, OH 45459,

ph/fax: 937-435-4750.

She would have the current law for you. I find that many parents keep a

notarized letter with them just in case of hospital visits or something.

You really don't need the exemption until your child is school age but some

parents find it helpful to have one on hand just in case, especially in

states with a religious exemption and not a personal exemption.

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Re: exemptions in law books???

From: Sarau71571@...

I live in ohio and would like to know in what area of the law book do I find

the information pertaining to exemptions.I am having a difficult time

finding

it.I know in this state they allow M/R/P.

Thanks!

Sara

Also,do I need to write up something and have it notarized?Has anyone

written

a philos./personal exemption?I am not quite sure how I should word it.

Nimet-she'll be 11 weeks old tomorrow and still,thank God,vaccine free!

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