Re: Letter from Kaiser re deliquent immunizations- advice needed

[Guest guest]

Today, I received a form letter from Kaiser regarding my daughters

immunizations.

The vaccinations she has not received were highlighted.

" A review of records indicates that your child is delinquent in the

following immunizations: DTap, MMR, and Varicella. "

The form advised me that the shots must be done before my child's second

birthday (in two and a half months time)

There was also a statement I could initial which read as follows:

" Or, at this time I refuse to let my child have any immunizations. Please

initial here____________. "

Unfortunately, I had given my daughter all of her shots, except the last two

Prevnars, as I was ignorant to

the dangers of vaccines. I do not wish to give my daughter the MMR,

Varicella or last DTap shot.

I would prefer for her to catch chickenpox (which I thought she had, but

unfortunately did not) naturally.

What is the best way to respond to this letter? I am thinking of

terminating her Kaiser membership at the

end of this month. The doctor I saw did not support co-sleeping, or extended

breastfeeding, so I am not

happy with their services. In the meantime, how do I deal with this, with

as little stress as possible.

Thank you for your time

Fern and Zoe (21 months)

[Guest guest]

Can you just ignore it and throw it away? What can they honestly do to

you if you don't respond?

Siman-Tov Family wrote:

> In the meantime, how do I deal with this, with as little stress as

> possible.

[Guest guest]

Just don't answer. I doubt they are organized enough to know

At 06:42 PM 03/03/2004 -0800, you wrote:

>Today, I received a form letter from Kaiser regarding my daughters

>immunizations.

>The vaccinations she has not received were highlighted.

> " A review of records indicates that your child is delinquent in the

>following immunizations: DTap, MMR, and Varicella. "

>The form advised me that the shots must be done before my child's second

>birthday (in two and a half months time)

>

>There was also a statement I could initial which read as follows:

> " Or, at this time I refuse to let my child have any immunizations. Please

>initial here____________. "

>

>Unfortunately, I had given my daughter all of her shots, except the last two

>Prevnars, as I was ignorant to

>the dangers of vaccines. I do not wish to give my daughter the MMR,

>Varicella or last DTap shot.

>I would prefer for her to catch chickenpox (which I thought she had, but

>unfortunately did not) naturally.

>

>What is the best way to respond to this letter? I am thinking of

>terminating her Kaiser membership at the

>end of this month. The doctor I saw did not support co-sleeping, or extended

>breastfeeding, so I am not

>happy with their services. In the meantime, how do I deal with this, with

>as little stress as possible.

>

>Thank you for your time

>Fern and Zoe (21 months)

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My son also has Kaiser-he is 19 1/2 months old. He has only recvd the forced

Hep vax on the day he was born. I wonder if I should be looking for this letter

in the mail as well?

M

>>>>Today, I received a form letter from Kaiser regarding my daughters

immunizations.

The vaccinations she has not received were highlighted.

" A review of records indicates that your child is delinquent in the

following immunizations: DTap, MMR, and Varicella. "

The form advised me that the shots must be done before my child's second

birthday (in two and a half months time)

There was also a statement I could initial which read as follows:

" Or, at this time I refuse to let my child have any immunizations. Please

initial here____________. "

Unfortunately, I had given my daughter all of her shots, except the last two

Prevnars, as I was ignorant to

the dangers of vaccines. I do not wish to give my daughter the MMR,

Varicella or last DTap shot.

I would prefer for her to catch chickenpox (which I thought she had, but

unfortunately did not) naturally.

What is the best way to respond to this letter? I am thinking of

terminating her Kaiser membership at the

end of this month. The doctor I saw did not support co-sleeping, or extended

breastfeeding, so I am not

happy with their services. In the meantime, how do I deal with this, with

as little stress as possible.

Thank you for your time

Fern and Zoe (21 months)

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[Guest guest]

I don't have Kaiser, but a few years ago when my son was about 2 years old I got

a letter from our insurance and they were " reminding " us that we were behind on

vax. He's never received ANY.

I simply ignored the letter.... they didn't go away - they came back a little

later with another reminder, and after that too was ignored, they sent me a form

to fill out assuming I had another insurance, and the form was to say either we

did or didn't and which other insurance we had if any.....

Why the heck would they care anyway!?!

Chelly

Re: Letter from Kaiser re deliquent immunizations-

advice needed

My son also has Kaiser-he is 19 1/2 months old. He has only recvd the forced

Hep vax on the day he was born. I wonder if I should be looking for this letter

in the mail as well?

M

>>>>Today, I received a form letter from Kaiser regarding my daughters

immunizations.

The vaccinations she has not received were highlighted.

" A review of records indicates that your child is delinquent in the

following immunizations: DTap, MMR, and Varicella. "

The form advised me that the shots must be done before my child's second

birthday (in two and a half months time)

There was also a statement I could initial which read as follows:

" Or, at this time I refuse to let my child have any immunizations. Please

initial here____________. "

Unfortunately, I had given my daughter all of her shots, except the last two

Prevnars, as I was ignorant to

the dangers of vaccines. I do not wish to give my daughter the MMR,

Varicella or last DTap shot.

I would prefer for her to catch chickenpox (which I thought she had, but

unfortunately did not) naturally.

What is the best way to respond to this letter? I am thinking of

terminating her Kaiser membership at the

end of this month. The doctor I saw did not support co-sleeping, or extended

breastfeeding, so I am not

happy with their services. In the meantime, how do I deal with this, with

as little stress as possible.

Thank you for your time

Fern and Zoe (21 months)

PeoplePC Online

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http://www.peoplepc.com