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We're having a boy as well.

On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 2:53 PM, le Hunt <daniellehunt@...> wrote:

> Thank you! Congrats on yours as well! We are having a boy, what about you?

Report post · March 21, 2008

Sounds like California has it easier than NY, good luck! We have to have an

exemption letter, and some places a few years back were sending kids home by

the hundreds because they were not vaccinated and not letting them in until

they were. That was around Syracuse I think, not sure, but they do get

testy and nasty like that in some places in states they don't have a

philosophical exemption.

I had that same experience as someone here, the daycare woman shared it with

all the other mothers and she had someone that objected so she said she

couldn't take my kids, because this mother was her regular for the last 4

years.(this was 10 yrs ago).

BUT, and here's the cool thing, a woman was in the house when I discussed

all the vaccine issues with the daycare owner, and because of ME, she

started researching like I did and stopped vaccinating her kids and knows a

couple of others who don't vaccinate since I spoke up way back then. She

introduced herself to me at the place my kids get their hair cut and told me

all this. It felt good that I was the one that started her " journey " into

all this, and I didn't even know it and she remembered me all this time and

even remembered my kids names and I was clueless as to who she was...lol

In this area, Dr's are still " gods " and you do NOT go against what they say

about vaccines, so it a big thing when you find some like minded people here

Western NY

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At 03:00 PM 3/20/2008, you wrote:

>To or anyone else in the group,

> How do I begin to get this exemption letter and formal does it

> need to be? What wording works best? I am in California and I have

> just begun my non-vaxxing journey for my 14 month old daughter. At

> this point in time, she is in daycare and when we started her in

> this daycare, she was " up to date " on her shots, but now I have

> decided to get no more and don't know how this will affect my

> daughter remaining in daycare. Does the exemption letter need to be

> legally filed somehow? I have so many questions about it, I hope

> someone can just put me in the right direction? Thank you!

>

> Rina (California)

Hi Rina

California is very easy - you just sign the back of the form they

give you to fill out about vaccines. Just say saying no, you don't want them

Some people make a copy and put in their personal files, give to

babysitters, give to doctors to put in charts.

It is not necessary as the exemption is for school and not for living

on the planet.

Sheri

bluheron <bluheron@...> wrote:

Guess no one read my e-mail when I posted it two days ago,

yes some people

had their children taken away from them, that is why I said I just say yes

and don't even flinch or bat an eye. I do have my exemption letter on file

at the Dr's office though so if anyone got nasty, I can say the doctor has

had it on file for the past 14 years.

Report post · March 21, 2008

Aw, how sweet. I have to admit, I was a little freaked to be having a boy

after so long. They are completely different!

le

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We're having a boy as well.

On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 2:53 PM, le Hunt <daniellehunt@

<mailto:daniellehunt%40comcast.net> comcast.net> wrote:

> Thank you! Congrats on yours as well! We are having a boy, what about you?

Report post · March 21, 2008

Sheri,

The one I have is the one given to me by the doctor who gave her the first

shots and everytime she went back to get more they would stamp their name and

the date next to the shot they gave. Should I be expecting to get another one

when she enters into the school system? I looked on my yellow card and there is

no where to sign that we refuse anymore shots.

Thanks, Rina

Sheri Nakken <vaccineinfo@...> wrote:

At 05:35 PM 3/20/2008, you wrote:

>Sheri,

> Are you talking about the little yellow immunization card they

> give you here in California?

It used to be blue - the one the schools give you to fill out with

the vaccine info - there is a place to sign to refuse on the back

http://www.dhs.ca.gov/ps/dcdc/izgroup/pdf/imm230.pdf

The law allows (a) parents/guardians to choose exemptions from

immunization requirements based on their

personal beliefs, and ( physicians of children to choose medical

exemptions from them. The law does not

allow parents/guardians to choose an exemption simply because the

" shot " record is lost or incomplete and it is

too much trouble to get to a physician or clinic to correct the

problem. The back of the blue California School

Immunization Record has instructions and an affidavit to be signed by

parents who want a personal beliefs

exemption. An up-to-date list of children with exemptions should be

maintained separately by the child care

staff so that these children can be quickly identified and excluded

from attendance if an outbreak occurs.

>Sheri Nakken <vaccineinfo@...> wrote:

> At 03:00 PM 3/20/2008, you wrote:

> >To or anyone else in the group,

> > How do I begin to get this exemption letter and formal does it

> > need to be? What wording works best? I am in California and I have

> > just begun my non-vaxxing journey for my 14 month old daughter. At

> > this point in time, she is in daycare and when we started her in

> > this daycare, she was " up to date " on her shots, but now I have

> > decided to get no more and don't know how this will affect my

> > daughter remaining in daycare. Does the exemption letter need to be

> > legally filed somehow? I have so many questions about it, I hope

> > someone can just put me in the right direction? Thank you!

> >

> > Rina (California)

>

>Hi Rina

>California is very easy - you just sign the back of the form they

>give you to fill out about vaccines. Just say saying no, you don't want them.

>Some people make a copy and put in their personal files, give to

>babysitters, give to doctors to put in charts.

>

>It is not necessary as the exemption is for school and not for living

>on the planet.

>Sheri

>

>bluheron <bluheron@...> wrote:

>Guess no one read my e-mail when I posted it two days ago,

>yes some people

>had their children taken away from them, that is why I said I just say yes

>and don't even flinch or bat an eye. I do have my exemption letter on file

>at the Dr's office though so if anyone got nasty, I can say the doctor has

>had it on file for the past 14 years.

>

>Rina Barillas

>

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Report post · March 21, 2008

Hi ,

Than I am not sure of the yellow one I have. Where do I get that one?

Rina

<allitwin2@...> wrote:

They're still blue. I live in San Diego and have one of those signed

blue exemption forms on file at my daughter's preschool (she's 4 and has never

been vaxed) and my son's school (he's 10 and was vaxed up until his Kindergarten

" shots " before I knew better). I've never had any problems whatsoever from

office personnel, school nurses, etc.