Re: Which religion do you need to be to get a religious excemption for vaccines?

[Guest guest]

At 04:12 PM 9/18/2008, you wrote:

It depends on which state you are in.

Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't have to be

of any religion

Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical exemptions

Sheri

[Guest guest]

It will probably be North Carolina. I think they have religious. I

heard they were getting tough on it because many parents are

admitting they are using it to get out of the shots.

On Sep 18, 2008, at 12:40 PM, Sheri Nakken wrote:

> At 04:12 PM 9/18/2008, you wrote:

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> It depends on which state you are in.

> Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't have to be

> of any religion

> Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical

> exemptions

> Sheri

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[Guest guest]

At 05:53 PM 9/18/2008, you wrote:

>It will probably be North Carolina. I think they have religious. I

>heard they were getting tough on it because many parents are

>admitting they are using it to get out of the shots.

North Carolina is easy

Post that info a bit ago

Sheri

>On Sep 18, 2008, at 12:40 PM, Sheri Nakken wrote:

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> > At 04:12 PM 9/18/2008, you wrote:

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> > It depends on which state you are in.

> > Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't have to be

> > of any religion

> > Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical

> > exemptions

> > Sheri

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[Guest guest]

is from SC. They have the right to investigate there. I live

in NC, it is becoming difficult. When we lived in FL, we were

protected by the court case DOH vs Curry (http://www.know-

vaccines.org/exemptioncase.html) Therefore, a religion could not be

investigated. I think in order to change the statute, someone would

have to take it to court $$$$$.

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> > It depends on which state you are in.

> > Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't have

to be

> > of any religion

> > Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical

> > exemptions

> > Sheri

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[Guest guest]

How is it becoming difficult?

Correy

On Sep 18, 2008, at 2:34 PM, mamajjr wrote:

> is from SC. They have the right to investigate there. I live

> in NC, it is becoming difficult. When we lived in FL, we were

> protected by the court case DOH vs Curry (http://www.know-

> vaccines.org/exemptioncase.html) Therefore, a religion could not be

> investigated. I think in order to change the statute, someone would

> have to take it to court $$$$$.

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> > > It depends on which state you are in.

> > > Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't have

> to be

> > > of any religion

> > > Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical

> > > exemptions

> > > Sheri

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[Guest guest]

We are not investigated at this point, but I have been given a degree

of difficulty at my son's school. We need a true philio exemption

for those that don't hold a religious reason. I hold a religious

reason for our exemption.

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> > > > It depends on which state you are in.

> > > > Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't

have

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> > > > of any religion

> > > > Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical

> > > > exemptions

> > > > Sheri

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[Guest guest]

At 07:34 PM 9/18/2008, you wrote:

> is from SC. They have the right to investigate there. I live

>in NC, it is becoming difficult. When we lived in FL, we were

>protected by the court case DOH vs Curry (http://www.know-

>vaccines.org/exemptioncase.html) Therefore, a religion could not be

>investigated. I think in order to change the statute, someone would

>have to take it to court $$$$$.

You need to know the state. It isn't difficult in most states.

Until we know what state she is in, we can't answer

Contact " Jillani, PAVE " <werpave@...> in NC for help

I just emailed her to ask about NC and if any changes

Sheri

[Guest guest]

You are right!!

Also, the schools like to keep their vaccination rates up because

they get money!!!

Correy

On Sep 18, 2008, at 2:46 PM, mamajjr wrote:

> We are not investigated at this point, but I have been given a degree

> of difficulty at my son's school. We need a true philio exemption

> for those that don't hold a religious reason. I hold a religious

> reason for our exemption.

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> > > > > It depends on which state you are in.

> > > > > Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't

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> > > > > Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical

> > > > > exemptions

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[Guest guest]

At 07:46 PM 9/18/2008, you wrote:

>We are not investigated at this point, but I have been given a degree

>of difficulty at my son's school. We need a true philio exemption

>for those that don't hold a religious reason. I hold a religious

>reason for our exemption.

Schools who are ignorant of the law do many things.

You stand on your law and PAVE helps in NC

Sheri

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> > > > > Most states have a broad religious exemption and you don't

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> > > > > Some states are tricky - but most are like broad philosophical

> > > > > exemptions

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