Re: insurance and vaccines

[Guest guest]

Hey, that's even better than my idea that the government should give the autism

community casino licenses for reparations in absence of the right to litigate

over vaccine

injury. :-)

>

> Ginger 's post on insurance companies refusing to insure vaccines

> because, duh, they have no guarantee the vaccines will be safe was excellent.

> Perhaps Sen Frist and Burr should begin working on legislation that will

> effectively prohibit insurance companies from denying insurance to vaccine

> manufacturers. If these senators believe American families have a " patriotic

duty "

> to accept and suffer the known inherent health/financial risks of vaccines,

> then by God they must believe American insurance companies have same

> " patriotic " obligations.

>

[Guest guest]

I would just ignore it

they cannot drop you for that.

Sheri

At 05:51 PM 8/16/2009, you wrote:

>Hi,

>I have gotten a letter and a call from my insurance company saying

>my son is behind on vaccines. Do I just ignore it?

>Can they drop us for not vaccinating, or if we switch insurance (we

>may later this year) can they not accept us?

>Thanks, Amy

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

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Washington State, USA

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[Guest guest]

Ignore it. It is a common " courtesy " of the insurance companies to send out

these notices.

>

> Hi,

> I have gotten a letter and a call from my insurance company saying my son is

behind on vaccines. Do I just ignore it?

> Can they drop us for not vaccinating, or if we switch insurance (we may later

this year) can they not accept us?

> Thanks, Amy

>