Guest guest Posted February 4, 2004 Report Share Posted February 4, 2004 not to sound crass, but ......... at what point should they just not be responsible for their own behavior? I mean, honestly. I would hope like he** that none of my kids would have unsafe sex (well, at all, but let's be realistic, right? LOL) .......... but if they end up with some disease, shouldn't they just be held responsible for it? What makes these people think that something they give a 4 month old will last until they die? Since all the other vaccines wane (not that I'm convinced they work at all ..... ) why wouldn't this one? I have a friend that used the sharing the toothbrush thing before. I nearly dropped the phone I was laughing so hard ...... ARE YOU KIDDING ME ??? Even as a kid it never occurred to me to share someone's toothbrush YUCK YUCK YUCK ............. lolol I mean, if it's really a concnern for teenagers, and we're supposed to be " responsible " enough to get the shots as infants, wouldn't it be more appropriate (in their line of thinking) for these kids to have this WHEN they are " most vulnerable?) in Illinois sahm to 13, Chase 10 & Liam 4/3/03 Former Surgeon General Dr. Antonia Novello: " It's the lucky baby, I feel, who continues to nurse until he is two. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2004 Report Share Posted February 4, 2004 Funny you should say that - the first pediatrician that checked our newborn in the hospital admitted that he didn't have his own children vaccinated for HepB until they were 12 or 13. (Which was why he didn't hassle us when I refused it.) Kindest regards, Nicki in Massachusetts Re: Re: HepB vaccine in newborns not to sound crass, but ......... at what point should they just not be responsible for their own behavior? I mean, honestly. I would hope like he** that none of my kids would have unsafe sex (well, at all, but let's be realistic, right? LOL) .......... but if they end up with some disease, shouldn't they just be held responsible for it? What makes these people think that something they give a 4 month old will last until they die? Since all the other vaccines wane (not that I'm convinced they work at all ..... ) why wouldn't this one? I have a friend that used the sharing the toothbrush thing before. I nearly dropped the phone I was laughing so hard ...... ARE YOU KIDDING ME ??? Even as a kid it never occurred to me to share someone's toothbrush YUCK YUCK YUCK ............. lolol I mean, if it's really a concnern for teenagers, and we're supposed to be " responsible " enough to get the shots as infants, wouldn't it be more appropriate (in their line of thinking) for these kids to have this WHEN they are " most vulnerable?) in Illinois sahm to 13, Chase 10 & Liam 4/3/03 Former Surgeon General Dr. Antonia Novello: " It's the lucky baby, I feel, who continues to nurse until he is two. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2004 Report Share Posted February 5, 2004 So, between birth (first shot) and two months (2nd shot) the baby is going to engage in sexual activity and take I/V drugs from shared needles? LOL, noooooooooo he/she's gonna share a toothbrush with his buddy! tracy in il Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2004 Report Share Posted February 5, 2004 I think all these excuses are lame... and not true... the blood transfusion one is disturbing to me... I found a page with a believable reason.... it also has some other interesting tid bits... I haven't found an effectiveness rate though. http://www.icpa4kids.org/kid_b_family_health_vaccinations_hepB.htm Tim, Dorinda, Seth, & Baby Girl due 2/18/04 -- Re: Re: HepB vaccine in newborns I have one, too. My current pediatrician argued that should my baby ever need a blood transfusion there was " no guarantee " that the blood wouldn't be tainted with HepB. :-( Does anyone know - do pediatricians get " kick backs " from pharm. companies for the number of vaccines dispensed? Just curious. Nicki Re: Re: HepB vaccine in newborns Oh wait they have a better one these days...... " What if your child bites(or gets bit) by a hepB+ child?!?!!?!?!!? It could happen at the playground,or daycare so don't you want to protect your baby/toddler just in case? " Sara in IL <tracy1970@...> wrote: So, between birth (first shot) and two months (2nd shot) the baby is going to engage in sexual activity and take I/V drugs from shared needles? LOL, noooooooooo he/she's gonna share a toothbrush with his buddy! tracy in il Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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