Guest guest Posted January 5, 2006 Report Share Posted January 5, 2006 Hello everyone, I was on a couple of months ago when my son Karter, then 13 months was hospitilized for 5 days following the chicken pox vac. this is the deal. the dr.'s office has called 3 or 4 times regarding his well patient check up including shots. He is already past 2 months late. I am still very unsure as to what to do. The last time he lost over 6 pounds and is still not back up to his original weight before he was hospitalized. What I would like help with is how do I go about telling the dr that I don't think that shots are in the best interest of my child? Just to let you know I am a very calm person and avoid conflict at all cost. We live in a small town and the schools and dr's work together to make my life not so hot. Any words of wisdom would be completely helpful. Just a little info I recieved my son's medical info, he was born with clubfoot and we switched dr's. And it does state that it was a reaction to the chicken pox vac that caused the issues at hand. I was under the impression that if it was from a vac. that paperwork and such had to be sent in to someone that keeps track of all that kind of stuff. To my knowledge no such thing was done. Thank you Tabitha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2006 Report Share Posted January 5, 2006 Seems like the easiest thing to do is just change allopathic doctors to get this one off your back, then just don't go see the new one. Dan http://www.satanicvaccines.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2006 Report Share Posted January 5, 2006 If you believe your son was injured by a vaccine, first you can visit/phone www.nvic.org for lots of great info and advice on how to proceed. Secondly, what state are you in? There are laws in most states on getting exemptions from vaccines (medical and religious exemptions- I have both for my son). This info is also on the www.nvic.org website I believe. You can present the vaccine exemption to your son's doctor. However, some doctors will refuse to see patients with vaccine exemptions. If that turns out to be the case, then you may have to find another doctor for your son. Reactions to vaccines are supposed to be reported to the VAERS (Vaccine adverse event reporting system, I believe) and one is also entitled to apply for compensation through the NVICP (National Vaccine Injury Compensation program). Again you can get info/advice on all of this at www.nvic.org -- just give them a call - they are great! Approaching Doctor > Hello everyone, > > I was on a couple of months ago when my son Karter, then 13 months > was hospitilized for 5 days following the chicken pox vac. this is > the deal. the dr.'s office has called 3 or 4 times regarding his > well patient check up including shots. He is already past 2 months > late. I am still very unsure as to what to do. The last time he > lost over 6 pounds and is still not back up to his original weight > before he was hospitalized. What I would like help with is how do I > go about telling the dr that I don't think that shots are in the > best interest of my child? Just to let you know I am a very calm > person and avoid conflict at all cost. We live in a small town and > the schools and dr's work together to make my life not so hot. Any > words of wisdom would be completely helpful. > > Just a little info I recieved my son's medical info, he was born > with clubfoot and we switched dr's. And it does state that it was a > reaction to the chicken pox vac that caused the issues at hand. I > was under the impression that if it was from a vac. that paperwork > and such had to be sent in to someone that keeps track of all that > kind of stuff. To my knowledge no such thing was done. > > > Thank you > Tabitha > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2006 Report Share Posted January 5, 2006 Are you more comfortable writing things down? Maybe send a letter to your doctor's office saying " From here forward, We will not be following the vaccination schedule. ANY vaccinations need to be approved in advance in writing from me from this point on. " and sign it. The doctors would like me to vaccinate my daughter - but I (who am normally like a bull in a china shop) simply smile and say - I know you went to med school, and got the degree, and the medical license. But I'm the mom - and we're going to have to agree to disagree on vaccinations. But there are plenty of other things that I do agree with you about (not medically - but how bright my child is sure!! ) I have to tell the nurse, and the doctor NO - each time. But it's never been a long discussion with this one. The previous one was and guess what? I stopped going to her. And yes, again in a letter - follow up with your doctor asking if the adverse conditions of your child were reported, and you'd like a copy of what was reported for your records. If nothing is provided ask again in a week or so until you get it. Cheryl Approaching Doctor Hello everyone, I was on a couple of months ago when my son Karter, then 13 months was hospitilized for 5 days following the chicken pox vac. this is the deal. the dr.'s office has called 3 or 4 times regarding his well patient check up including shots. He is already past 2 months late. I am still very unsure as to what to do. The last time he lost over 6 pounds and is still not back up to his original weight before he was hospitalized. What I would like help with is how do I go about telling the dr that I don't think that shots are in the best interest of my child? Just to let you know I am a very calm person and avoid conflict at all cost. We live in a small town and the schools and dr's work together to make my life not so hot. Any words of wisdom would be completely helpful. Just a little info I recieved my son's medical info, he was born with clubfoot and we switched dr's. And it does state that it was a reaction to the chicken pox vac that caused the issues at hand. I was under the impression that if it was from a vac. that paperwork and such had to be sent in to someone that keeps track of all that kind of stuff. To my knowledge no such thing was done. Thank you Tabitha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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