Re: My friend declined the Hep B for her baby!

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Congratulation on your friend make a good decision! I'm sure you something to do

with that.;~) I too declined the Hep b, but am not convinced Henry didn'y get

one anyway. I took him for a physical last Friday that included a CBC. The ped

looked at me and asked me if I wanted anything else? I said as a matter of fact

I do and asked that he be checked for hep b and measles titers. I believe he had

the measles 3 years ago and have always been curious to know for sure. If I'm

not mistaken, titers may not show even if he was shot with a hep b or had the

measles, but it's still worth a try. I also asked for Lyme test; it's bad here

too.

Anita

" Sheri B. " <tallchick1966@...> wrote:

Good news! My friend gave birth outside Chicago last week and she said that

they were brought a form that allowed them to waive the Hep. B vaccine! Yay!!!

They had actually been struggling with it (they plan to give it later - oh well,

maybe they'll change their minds) and this made it easy for them.

Interestingly, the OB nurse came by and asked her why she declined it. My

friend just said, " She's a few hours old. I don't think she'll be doing IV

drugs or having promiscuous sex any time soon. " The nurse laughed and said,

" that's the same reason I declined it for my baby. " YESS!

Evidently - from what my friend understands - one can pick and choose vaccines

in Illinois. Is this true (Traci?)? In North Carolina it's all or nothing.

Sheri B.

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good for your friend!!!!

i don't know about illinois, but in NC it's not

exactly 'all or nothing'. first of all, until the

child goes to school (IF s/he does), it's not an issue

in any case. if at school, you can hand in a religious

exemption any time they ask for evidence of the latest

vaccine according to the schedule. i did that in 1998

when dd attended a school in hollysprings.

:-)

claudia

--- " Sheri B. " <tallchick1966@...> wrote:

> Good news! My friend gave birth outside Chicago

> last week and she said that they were brought a form

> that allowed them to waive the Hep. B vaccine!

> Yay!!! They had actually been struggling with it

> (they plan to give it later - oh well, maybe they'll

> change their minds) and this made it easy for them.

>

> Interestingly, the OB nurse came by and asked her

> why she declined it. My friend just said, " She's a

> few hours old. I don't think she'll be doing IV

> drugs or having promiscuous sex any time soon. " The

> nurse laughed and said, " that's the same reason I

> declined it for my baby. " YESS!

>

> Evidently - from what my friend understands - one

> can pick and choose vaccines in Illinois. Is this

> true (Traci?)? In North Carolina it's all or

> nothing.

>

> Sheri B.

>

>

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Do you think they can still administer Hep B vaccine in the hospital, even

if you declined it? I was rooming in with my son, but I once he was in the

nuresry by himself when the doctor came to examine him...

Re: My friend declined the Hep B for her baby!

Congratulation on your friend make a good decision! I'm sure you something

to do with that.;~) I too declined the Hep b, but am not convinced Henry

didn'y get one anyway. I took him for a physical last Friday that included a

CBC. The ped looked at me and asked me if I wanted anything else? I said as

a matter of fact I do and asked that he be checked for hep b and measles

titers. I believe he had the measles 3 years ago and have always been

curious to know for sure. If I'm not mistaken, titers may not show even if

he was shot with a hep b or had the measles, but it's still worth a try. I

also asked for Lyme test; it's bad here too.

Anita

" Sheri B. " <tallchick1966@...> wrote:

Good news! My friend gave birth outside Chicago last week and she said

that they were brought a form that allowed them to waive the Hep. B vaccine!

Yay!!! They had actually been struggling with it (they plan to give it

later - oh well, maybe they'll change their minds) and this made it easy for

them.

Interestingly, the OB nurse came by and asked her why she declined it. My

friend just said, " She's a few hours old. I don't think she'll be doing IV

drugs or having promiscuous sex any time soon. " The nurse laughed and said,

" that's the same reason I declined it for my baby. " YESS!

Evidently - from what my friend understands - one can pick and choose

vaccines in Illinois. Is this true (Traci?)? In North Carolina it's all or

nothing.

Sheri B.

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Congratulation on your friend make a good decision! I'm sure you something to

do with that.;~) I too declined the Hep b, but am not convinced Henry didn'y get

one anyway. I took him for a physical last Friday that included a CBC. The ped

looked at me and asked me if I wanted anything else? I said as a matter of fact

I do and asked that he be checked for hep b and measles titers. I believe he had

the measles 3 years ago and have always been curious to know for sure. If I'm

not mistaken, titers may not show even if he was shot with a hep b or had the

measles, but it's still worth a try. I also asked for Lyme test; it's bad here

too.

Anita

[Guest guest]

I have brought this up to the group in the past and learned that it can and does

and just goes undocumented. Very frighteneing, I know.

Anita

pubrel <pubrel@...> wrote:

Do you think they can still administer Hep B vaccine in the hospital, even

if you declined it? I was rooming in with my son, but I once he was in the

nuresry by himself when the doctor came to examine him...

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I wouldn't doubt it if " oopsies " happen. We have told our doc we're

not vac, but everytime we go in they say, " oh, you're here for such-

and-such shots, aren't you? " It's like they don't even remember.

> Good news! My friend gave birth outside Chicago last week and

she said

> that they were brought a form that allowed them to waive the Hep. B

vaccine!

> Yay!!! They had actually been struggling with it (they plan to

give it

> later - oh well, maybe they'll change their minds) and this made it

easy for

> them.

>

> Interestingly, the OB nurse came by and asked her why she

declined it. My

> friend just said, " She's a few hours old. I don't think she'll be

doing IV

> drugs or having promiscuous sex any time soon. " The nurse laughed

and said,

> " that's the same reason I declined it for my baby. " YESS!

>

> Evidently - from what my friend understands - one can pick and

choose

> vaccines in Illinois. Is this true (Traci?)? In North Carolina

it's all or

> nothing.

>

> Sheri B.

>

>

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and save

> big.

>

>

[Guest guest]

So the only way to find out if your kid has been given a shot is through a

blood test? Is it reliable? How did those other people discover it if it

hasn't been documented?

Olga

Re: My friend declined the Hep B for her baby!

I have brought this up to the group in the past and learned that it can and

does and just goes undocumented. Very frighteneing, I know.

Anita

pubrel <pubrel@...> wrote:

Do you think they can still administer Hep B vaccine in the hospital, even

if you declined it? I was rooming in with my son, but I once he was in the

nuresry by himself when the doctor came to examine him...

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[Guest guest]

Can't say as I don't have personal experience with it; not yet anyway. Anyone?

Anita

pubrel <pubrel@...> wrote:

So the only way to find out if your kid has been given a shot is through a

blood test? Is it reliable? How did those other people discover it if it

hasn't been documented?

Olga

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[Guest guest]

At 12:02 PM 6/2/2006 -0700, you wrote:

>Do you think they can still administer Hep B vaccine in the hospital, even

>if you declined it? I was rooming in with my son, but I once he was in the

>nuresry by himself when the doctor came to examine him...

>

Of course they do...................not legal of course, but do-gooder

nurses or mistakes happen.

Sheri

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At 08:54 PM 6/2/2006 -0700, you wrote:

>So the only way to find out if your kid has been given a shot is through a

>blood test? Is it reliable? How did those other people discover it if it

>hasn't been documented?

>Olga

Testing for antibodies will not tell you much

If there are antibodies probably indicates the vaccine was given

Lack of antibodies does not mean the vaccine wasn't given. Lack of

antibodies may happen even after a vaccine

Sheri

>

> Re: My friend declined the Hep B for her baby!

>

>

>I have brought this up to the group in the past and learned that it can and

>does and just goes undocumented. Very frighteneing, I know.

>

> Anita

>

>pubrel <pubrel@...> wrote:

> Do you think they can still administer Hep B vaccine in the hospital, even

>if you declined it? I was rooming in with my son, but I once he was in the

>nuresry by himself when the doctor came to examine him...

>>

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Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

$$ Donations to help in the work - accepted by Paypal account

earthmysteriestours@... voicemail US 530-740-0561

(go to http://www.paypal.com) or by mail

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

Vaccine Dangers On-Line course - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccineclass.htm

Reality of the Diseases & Treatment -

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

Homeopathy On-Line course - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/homeo.htm