Re: tetanus vaccination

[Guest guest]

Hi, I do not know where you got your information from,but I was given a

tetanus and now I am a vaccine injured adult in chronic excruciating pain 24/7.

DO NOT EVER GET THE TETANUS. write to me and I will tell you more.love Janet

[Guest guest]

Dr Mendelsohn stated it was the last vax he gave up BUT the vax itself

(horse serum) is SO disruptive to humans that it has to be so diluted as to

be almost useless as far as preventing tetanus but poisonous enuff to do us

harm. I don't have my book as I loaned it but he was a country boy and a

country doc and had NEVER seen a case of tetanus. In case you are not aware

of this, tetanus is contracted thru a wound that has no oxygen (such as a

burn) or does not bleed and contains fecal matter. I am in a hurry and so

may not be too clear, but I do believe my statement is pretty much true.

Others can clarify or correct me if I am wrong.

Laurie>Oh

I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do tetanus?

I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

Thanks much,

[Guest guest]

what does the author base the statement of " lowest

incidents of side effects " on???? that is an outright

tale for all i know, as the side effects on the

tetanus vax package insert are no shorter than others,

and no less lethal either.

personally i wouldn't do tetanus for various reasons.

first, only about up to 10 people contract tetanus in

the US in any given year, half of whom are fully

vaccinated. so even IF the vaccine has any efficacy,

50% is not enough for me. and besides, do i stop using

the car because i'm a thousand times more likely to

die in a car accident than i am to contract tetanus?

me thinks not. ;-) secondly, the tetanus vax, like any

other vax, has absolutely no proven record of either

being effective, or being " safe " . i don't like to play

russian roulette with my health. if they do a gold

standard trial that proves that the vax is safe and

effective, then i might reconsider, although i doubt

it, given the low occurrence of the disease. thirdly,

tetanus is so rare that any medico hasn't a clue about

it; they wanna jab you if you come to emergency with a

gaping bleeding wound. as someone else has already

pointed out, tetanus will ONLY thrive in an anaerobic

environment, that is, where there is no air. i

personally think that the avoidance of tetanus comes

down to wound management. if it bleeds, then there's

no chance of tetanus surviving, cuz there's air. if it

doesn't bleed, try pressing on the wound and you might

draw some blood. in any case, wash the wound, keep it

clean and keep an eye on it - if it's a deep puncture

wound, take a homeopathic ledum c30 to prevent

tetanus. maintain proper health on top of that and

you're far more likely to win the lottery than

contract tetanus.

:-)

claudia

--- <jljhall@...> wrote:

> Hi Group-

>

> I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm

> (Vaccinations: A Thoughtful

> Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that

> some people who do

> no other vaccinations will still choose to do

> tetanus. The reasoning

> appears to be that it has one of the lowest

> incidents of side effects,

> and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and

> often fatal

> infection.

>

> I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just

> to do tetanus?

> I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

>

> Thanks much,

>

>

>

>

>

" None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free " -

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

http://www.livejournal.com/users/lady_karelia

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Tetanus is the vaccine I had a reaction to in the late 1990's. It was my last

vaccine I will ever subject myself to as well. I suffered terrible joint pain

in every single joint of my body for weeks. My MD at the time could find

nothing wrong. It eventually went away, but I still get flare ups. No way.

There is NO safe vaccine. NONE.

Here is some great info from Sheri N's website about Tetanus. I highly

recommend all the new members check her site out. It is filled with tons of

info on ALL the vaccines, and she has it organized so well it's easy to find

what you're looking for.

Here is the tetanus info: http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/tetanus.htm

And here is the link to her site in general:

http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccine.htm

Kay

tetanus vaccination

I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A Thoughtful

Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people who do

no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The reasoning

appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side effects,

and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

infection.

I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do tetanus?

I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

[Guest guest]

Oddly enough its true about tetanus being the last vaccine given up. I knew of

two doctors here on LI who only vaxed their children with the option anyway as

that would be hypocracy. From the medical perspective, I am 99% sure if you look

in the PDR, you will find in the contraindications or side effects section that

the tetanus vaccine can cause Gillian Barre Syndrome. Anyone aware of this?

Anita

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Hi Group-

I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A Thoughtful

Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people who do

no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The reasoning

appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side effects,

and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

infection.

I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do tetanus?

I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

Thanks much,

[Guest guest]

Parts missing from my reply. Tetanus is what I meant to finish that sentence

with and I also mentioned that it's not an option for the rest of us as it is

illegal to pick and choose and how I wouldn't want that option anyway.

Anita

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Hi Group-

I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A Thoughtful

Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people who do

no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The reasoning

appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side effects,

and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

infection.

I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do tetanus?

I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

Thanks much,

[Guest guest]

Janet-

I am so sorry to hear of your reaction to the tetanus shot. As I

stated in my original post, my information came from a book

called " Vaccinations: A Thoughtful Parent's Guide " by Aviva Jill

Romm.

Thanks for sharing your experience, take care,

> Hi, I do not know where you got your information from,but I was

given a

> tetanus and now I am a vaccine injured adult in chronic

excruciating pain 24/7.

> DO NOT EVER GET THE TETANUS. write to me and I will tell you

more.love Janet

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Laurie - is that from his book " How to Raise a Healthy Child in

Spite of Your Doctor " ? I am reading that now, but can't find where

he says that about tetanus. I know he has other books, though, so

maybe it's in one of those. In general, of course, he questions all

vaccinations.

I do know how tetanus is contracted, it is explained on pgs. 72-74

of Romm's book.

Thanks, for your feedback-

> Dr Mendelsohn stated it was the last vax he gave up BUT the vax

itself

> (horse serum) is SO disruptive to humans that it has to be so

diluted as to

> be almost useless as far as preventing tetanus but poisonous enuff

to do us

> harm. I don't have my book as I loaned it but he was a country

boy and a

> country doc and had NEVER seen a case of tetanus. In case you are

not aware

> of this, tetanus is contracted thru a wound that has no oxygen

(such as a

> burn) or does not bleed and contains fecal matter. I am in a

hurry and so

> may not be too clear, but I do believe my statement is pretty much

true.

> Others can clarify or correct me if I am wrong.

> Laurie>Oh

>

>

> I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do tetanus?

> I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

>

> Thanks much,

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

-

Not sure what she bases her statement on, but is says on p. 122 of

her book, " Tetanus vaccination is associated with the lowest rate of

adverse reactions of all of the vaccines currently in use. " She

does go on to say several reactions may occur, and lists them. I

don't think she is saying there are fewer types of reactions, just

that the actual rate (%) of reactions is lowest for this vaccine.

Again, there is no source cited for this.

I guess we are all looking to do the same thing here, that is

protect the health of our children. My question arose basically

because of all the diseases kids are vaccinated against, this one

seems to have a very high mortality rate (as opposed to say, chicken

pox).

Thanks for your additional advice regarding homeopathic remedy, did

not know there was one for this. I need to go visit a homeopath!

>

> > Hi Group-

> >

> > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm

> > (Vaccinations: A Thoughtful

> > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that

> > some people who do

> > no other vaccinations will still choose to do

> > tetanus. The reasoning

> > appears to be that it has one of the lowest

> > incidents of side effects,

> > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and

> > often fatal

> > infection.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just

> > to do tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> " None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they

are free " - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

>

>

>

>

> http://www.livejournal.com/users/lady_karelia

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info, I see where Dr. Mendelsohn's comments came

from, now!

Come to think of it, I seem to remember getting a big knot in my arm

from a tetanus vax before I went off to college. Seems like it took

about a month to go away-

> Tetanus is the vaccine I had a reaction to in the late 1990's. It

was my last vaccine I will ever subject myself to as well. I

suffered terrible joint pain in every single joint of my body for

weeks. My MD at the time could find nothing wrong. It eventually

went away, but I still get flare ups. No way. There is NO safe

vaccine. NONE.

>

> Here is some great info from Sheri N's website about Tetanus. I

highly recommend all the new members check her site out. It is

filled with tons of info on ALL the vaccines, and she has it

organized so well it's easy to find what you're looking for.

>

> Here is the tetanus info: http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/tetanus.htm

> And here is the link to her site in general:

http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccine.htm

>

> Kay

> tetanus vaccination

>

> I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

Thoughtful

> Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

who do

> no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

reasoning

> appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

effects,

> and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> infection.

>

> I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

tetanus?

> I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Anita-

The Romm book does mention Guillain-Barre syndrome as a possible

side effect of tetanus.

Can you expand on what you mean by it being illegal to pick and

choose?

Thanks,

> Hi Group-

>

> I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

Thoughtful

> Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people who

do

> no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

reasoning

> appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

effects,

> and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> infection.

>

> I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

tetanus?

> I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

>

> Thanks much,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Unless you are using a medical exemption, you do not have the right to decide

which shots you want your child to have. A medical exemption is only given after

a severe reaction occurs as the result of a particular shot. All other vaccines,

except the flu and maybe one other, are mandatory and compulsory by each state,

but don't count on that for long. Tetanus is part of the DPT.

Anita

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Anita-

The Romm book does mention Guillain-Barre syndrome as a possible

side effect of tetanus.

Can you expand on what you mean by it being illegal to pick and

choose?

Thanks,

> Hi Group-

>

> I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

Thoughtful

> Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people who

do

> no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

reasoning

> appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

effects,

> and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> infection.

>

> I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

tetanus?

> I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

>

> Thanks much,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

hi jenny,

> her book, " Tetanus vaccination is associated with

> the lowest rate of

> adverse reactions of all of the vaccines currently

> in use. " She

> does go on to say several reactions may occur, and

> lists them. I

> don't think she is saying there are fewer types of

> reactions, just

> that the actual rate (%) of reactions is lowest for

> this vaccine.

> Again, there is no source cited for this.

not surprising the lack of source, because as far as i

know, there wouldn't be a source for such a statement.

the problem with reactions to vaccines is that they

are denied by the medicos and the governments, so

according to them 'it happens so rarely it's not worth

mentioning', but there is absolutely no scientific

basis for it.

> I guess we are all looking to do the same thing

> here, that is

> protect the health of our children. My question

> arose basically

> because of all the diseases kids are vaccinated

> against, this one

> seems to have a very high mortality rate (as opposed

> to say, chicken pox).

if you look at recent history, you'll find that before

the cp vax came out, to name one example, nobody ever

died of chickenpox. however, over the past few years,

according to the cdc, several deaths have occurred

with the cause being cp. the same goes for hib. it

never even used to be a notifiable disease because it

was so rare, then the vax came out and it became a

notifiable disease, just so they have some figures to

play with to make the masses believe this vax is

necessary. or take measles. ask anyone over 35 and

they're highly likely to remember having had measles

as a child. i did, and in my whole life i did not come

across a single person who either died from measles or

was permanently damaged. yet speak to a medico today

and they'll tell you in all seriousness that it is a

deadly disease. and on and on it goes.

the vaccination business is just that - a business. if

you look in detail, you will find that there is

absolutely no reason to give in to any vaccine, but

many many many reasons to absolutely stay as far away

from them as you can if you value your and your

children's health. i know it's extremely difficult to

wash away all those layers of brainwashing we've been

subjected to since literally the day we were born, and

it's equally difficult to defend your decision not to

vaccinate to your family, in-laws, etc. but the best

way to overcome any fear of " vaccine-preventable "

diseases is to inform yourself. that's what this list

is here for, and for every question you'll ask you are

likely to get a lot of replies, from different points

of view. and don't mind my tone, i'm not known for

subtlety ;-)

> Thanks for your additional advice regarding

> homeopathic remedy, did

> not know there was one for this. I need to go visit

> a homeopath!

actually, sheri does a wonderful on-line homeopathy

class, you may wanna check it out!

:-)

claudia

" None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free " -

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

http://www.livejournal.com/users/lady_karelia

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Why not? Are you saying a parent can not selectively vaccinate

their child? In all states?

Again, referring to the book " Vaccinations: A Thoughtful Parents

Guide " , pg. 135, author states:

" Consent implies that parents have the following choices:

-To vaccinate their child(ren) fully

-To vaccinate their child(ren) selectively

-To decline all vaccinations

Parents have the legal right to make any of these choices. "

What about parents that started out getting shots for their kids,

but then decided to stop (like me)?

> > Hi Group-

> >

> > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> Thoughtful

> > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

who

> do

> > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> reasoning

> > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> effects,

> > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > infection.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

,

I know that in NC it's all or nothing. I can stop at any point with a religious

exemption, but I cannot selectively vaccinate past this point. If I were to

give my daughter another vaccine (and I'm not) she'd have to get all of them.

Check with your state.

Sheri B.

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Why not? Are you saying a parent can not selectively vaccinate

their child? In all states?

Again, referring to the book " Vaccinations: A Thoughtful Parents

Guide " , pg. 135, author states:

" Consent implies that parents have the following choices:

-To vaccinate their child(ren) fully

-To vaccinate their child(ren) selectively

-To decline all vaccinations

Parents have the legal right to make any of these choices. "

What about parents that started out getting shots for their kids,

but then decided to stop (like me)?

> > Hi Group-

> >

> > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> Thoughtful

> > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

who

> do

> > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> reasoning

> > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> effects,

> > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > infection.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Do you know what exemptions your state offers?

Anita

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Why not? Are you saying a parent can not selectively vaccinate

their child? In all states?

Again, referring to the book " Vaccinations: A Thoughtful Parents

Guide " , pg. 135, author states:

" Consent implies that parents have the following choices:

-To vaccinate their child(ren) fully

-To vaccinate their child(ren) selectively

-To decline all vaccinations

Parents have the legal right to make any of these choices. "

What about parents that started out getting shots for their kids,

but then decided to stop (like me)?

> > Hi Group-

> >

> > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> Thoughtful

> > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

who

> do

> > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> reasoning

> > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> effects,

> > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > infection.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

But, if you use a philiosophical exemption, is that still true?

And besides, if you choose to get some and not others..who knows? If

you get none..and then want ONE..get it at another doctor's office and

don't get the record transferred..?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

, 13mos

See him at <http://www.tabulas.com/~wanderings/gallery/48269/>

http://www.tabulas.com/~wanderings/gallery/48269/

Re: Re: tetanus vaccination

,

I know that in NC it's all or nothing. I can stop at any point with a

religious exemption, but I cannot selectively vaccinate past this point.

If I were to give my daughter another vaccine (and I'm not) she'd have

to get all of them.

Check with your state.

Sheri B.

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Why not? Are you saying a parent can not selectively vaccinate

their child? In all states?

Again, referring to the book " Vaccinations: A Thoughtful Parents

Guide " , pg. 135, author states:

" Consent implies that parents have the following choices:

-To vaccinate their child(ren) fully

-To vaccinate their child(ren) selectively

-To decline all vaccinations

Parents have the legal right to make any of these choices. "

What about parents that started out getting shots for their kids,

but then decided to stop (like me)?

> > Hi Group-

> >

> > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> Thoughtful

> > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

who

> do

> > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> reasoning

> > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> effects,

> > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > infection.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Get caught and your child will be faced with an onslaught of vaccines..........

then what? The likelihood of getting a doctor to give you one shot without

requesting your childs vax records first is zero and none.

I have never heard of anyone selectively choosing vaccines with ANY type of

exemption. Doesn't mean it can't happen. I think some doctors play this game of

selection with their own children and get away with it.

Anita

Thode <tracythode@...> wrote:

But, if you use a philiosophical exemption, is that still true?

And besides, if you choose to get some and not others..who knows? If

you get none..and then want ONE..get it at another doctor's office and

don't get the record transferred..?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

, 13mos

See him at <http://www.tabulas.com/~wanderings/gallery/48269/>

http://www.tabulas.com/~wanderings/gallery/48269/

Re: Re: tetanus vaccination

,

I know that in NC it's all or nothing. I can stop at any point with a

religious exemption, but I cannot selectively vaccinate past this point.

If I were to give my daughter another vaccine (and I'm not) she'd have

to get all of them.

Check with your state.

Sheri B.

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Why not? Are you saying a parent can not selectively vaccinate

their child? In all states?

Again, referring to the book " Vaccinations: A Thoughtful Parents

Guide " , pg. 135, author states:

" Consent implies that parents have the following choices:

-To vaccinate their child(ren) fully

-To vaccinate their child(ren) selectively

-To decline all vaccinations

Parents have the legal right to make any of these choices. "

What about parents that started out getting shots for their kids,

but then decided to stop (like me)?

> > Hi Group-

> >

> > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> Thoughtful

> > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

who

> do

> > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> reasoning

> > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> effects,

> > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > infection.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yep, I'm in IL, and we have religious and medical. I have read both

the dept. of public health code relating to vaccination exemptions,

and looked all over the IL vaccine awareness coalition website, and

have not seen any reference to or discussion of selective

vaccination.

One thing that made me think you COULD vaccinate selectively is the

sample letter on vaccineawareness.org, which is worded:

As (a) parent \s, based on my\our personal religious beliefs,

I \we object to the following vaccination , including but not

limited to, Dtap\Dtap, HepB, Hib,

MMR, Polio, Varicella, for my\our child___________________.

This looks to me like you can list the one's you object to

selectively.

Can anyone from IL who has actually dealt with selective vaccination

comment?

Thanks-

> > > Hi Group-

> > >

> > > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> > Thoughtful

> > > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

> who

> > do

> > > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> > reasoning

> > > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> > effects,

> > > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > > infection.

> > >

> > > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> > tetanus?

> > > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> > >

> > > Thanks much,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Sheri-

Just curious, but who would make her " get all of them " ? Do you mean

she would have to get all of them to stay in school?

> > > Hi Group-

> > >

> > > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> > Thoughtful

> > > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

> who

> > do

> > > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> > reasoning

> > > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> > effects,

> > > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > > infection.

> > >

> > > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> > tetanus?

> > > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> > >

> > > Thanks much,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I don't like that form for that very reason. You don't have to and shouldn't

list vaccines.

You will find that there is no safe and effective vaccine to cause you to want

to do this selectively anyway.

Anita

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Yep, I'm in IL, and we have religious and medical. I have read both

the dept. of public health code relating to vaccination exemptions,

and looked all over the IL vaccine awareness coalition website, and

have not seen any reference to or discussion of selective

vaccination.

One thing that made me think you COULD vaccinate selectively is the

sample letter on vaccineawareness.org, which is worded:

As (a) parent \s, based on my\our personal religious beliefs,

I \we object to the following vaccination , including but not

limited to, Dtap\Dtap, HepB, Hib,

MMR, Polio, Varicella, for my\our child___________________.

This looks to me like you can list the one's you object to

selectively.

Can anyone from IL who has actually dealt with selective vaccination

comment?

Thanks-

> > > Hi Group-

> > >

> > > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> > Thoughtful

> > > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

> who

> > do

> > > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> > reasoning

> > > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> > effects,

> > > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > > infection.

> > >

> > > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> > tetanus?

> > > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> > >

> > > Thanks much,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Correct.

Anita

<jljhall@...> wrote:

Sheri-

Just curious, but who would make her " get all of them " ? Do you mean

she would have to get all of them to stay in school?

> > > Hi Group-

> > >

> > > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> > Thoughtful

> > > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people

> who

> > do

> > > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> > reasoning

> > > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> > effects,

> > > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > > infection.

> > >

> > > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> > tetanus?

> > > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> > >

> > > Thanks much,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

> Hi Group-

>

> I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A Thoughtful

> Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people who do

> no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The reasoning

> appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side effects,

> and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> infection.

>

> I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do tetanus?

> I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

>

> Thanks much,

>

>

Hi ,

Well, in my opinion, she is in error. I see MANY reactions to tetanus

vaxand we have one injured person on the list at least!

See my webpages

http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/tetanus.htm

for more details on the lies about tetanus and the vax

[Guest guest]

There is an article by him on my webpages

http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/tetanus.htm

Sheri

> > Dr Mendelsohn stated it was the last vax he gave up BUT the vax

> itself

> > (horse serum) is SO disruptive to humans that it has to be so

> diluted as to

> > be almost useless as far as preventing tetanus but poisonous enuff

> to do us

> > harm. I don't have my book as I loaned it but he was a country

> boy and a

> > country doc and had NEVER seen a case of tetanus. In case you are

> not aware

> > of this, tetanus is contracted thru a wound that has no oxygen

> (such as a

> > burn) or does not bleed and contains fecal matter. I am in a

> hurry and so

> > may not be too clear, but I do believe my statement is pretty much

> true.

> > Others can clarify or correct me if I am wrong.

> > Laurie>Oh

> >

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Anita is in NY and it is a little more complicated there, but there is

no need to let the school know what you have done if you have picked

some vaccines, but you could get in trouble if they found out and your

religious exemption not be allowed. But I am not in agreement with

any vaccine - all are dangerous and have risks and would never choose

any vaccines.

Sheri

> > Hi Group-

> >

> > I was reading my bood by Aviva Jill Romm (Vaccinations: A

> Thoughtful

> > Parent's Guide) last night, and she mentions that some people who

> do

> > no other vaccinations will still choose to do tetanus. The

> reasoning

> > appears to be that it has one of the lowest incidents of side

> effects,

> > and tetanus is a very serious (although rare) and often fatal

> > infection.

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone out there has decided just to do

> tetanus?

> > I'd love to hear thoughts on this from both sides -

> >

> > Thanks much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >