Re: intro...for Oakes

[Guest guest]

I would like to add that your children may still contract CP again. 2 of my

children had it twice...I do not know why. I thought they were well poxxed the

first time. I may have suppressed with calamine or a pain reliever...I can't

remember. The second may have even been nursing then also. My 3rd child

contracted CP when his older siblings were having their second round at 10

months and mostly breastfed. Hopefully they are done and am hoping for the

other 2 to contract this. Maybe their second case was a mutated-vax form. I

have also heard the theory that some children simply don't develop an immunity

to this virus...food for thot.

Laurie>Oh

my ped did not support it because she wanted

her girl patients to have life long immunity and get it the old fashioned

way to protect them in their childbearing years.

[Guest guest]

I guess anything is possible, but I am hoping that we are through with that

one. I really think that as sick as my kids were, they will be covered.

Thanks for letting me know.

Angelia

Re: intro...for Oakes

> I would like to add that your children may still contract CP again. 2 of

my children had it twice...I do not know why. I thought they were well

poxxed the first time. I may have suppressed with calamine or a pain

reliever...I can't remember. The second may have even been nursing then

also. My 3rd child contracted CP when his older siblings were having their

second round at 10 months and mostly breastfed. Hopefully they are done and

am hoping for the other 2 to contract this. Maybe their second case was a

mutated-vax form. I have also heard the theory that some children simply

don't develop an immunity to this virus...food for thot.

> Laurie>Oh

> my ped did not support it because she wanted

> her girl patients to have life long immunity and get it the old

fashioned

> way to protect them in their childbearing years.

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