MMR or Expulsion from School?---NOT!!!!

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Dear Lynne,

Don't be angry, just write your religious exemption letter and send it to the school. This is a statement that has been sent out to every school in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. What they are not saying it that a Religious Exemption is acceptable in place of the vaccine. They just need one or the other..., and, of course, they are not going to release the information about the letter that must be written by the parents claiming the "religious exemption".

The schools must have a 90% of the students compliance of the vaccines or they will loose Federal Funding.... Even parochial schools accept federal funding and must maintain that 90% vaccine rate. So it really would not behoove them to tell the parents that they either must vaccinate their children or write the exemption letter. Remember that their goal is to get those vaccines purchased .. They must be injected into someone for that to occur. Telling the public that they have a choice will not cause the parents to call the physicans to make an appointment to pay them $30 to charge them (Whatever the price is for the vaccines) for jabbing their kids with these drugs.

Don't get bent....get down to writing that Religious Exemption letter to your children's school.

Phyllis

From: Linster716@...

So much for choices in PA. I just read in the paper that any child in the Scranton School District will be expelled on April 1 if they do not have their MMR vax or if they didn't get the second MMR vax. I am so angry! My first child will be entering school in the fall and is fully vaxed. I didn't have a clue then. I was not going to have my son have the MMR vax this fall. My doctor won't support any exemptions. He thinks I am crazy. I want to know how these kids got away with admittance into kindergarten in the first place without their MMR. Lynne B. 8/30/96 & 9/10/00