exemption for Iowa?

[Guest guest]

We’re considering a move to IA and even maybe public

schooling the kids.

I’m looking at nvic now… clarify? I can’t

hold a religious personal belief but it has to be part of my organized

religious reason? Or can my religious belief be I don’t believe god

intended us to be shot up with poison and not have to have a stated purpose as

part of my Sunday attending religion? Wouldn’t “moral”

be part of that? I am confused and a bit worried. Hell no I’m not

shooting up my kids. Anyway…. My dh is inclined to stay here in AL.

maybe it’s a good idea after all? more money in IA and less COL though

but no snow and I already have my exemptions.

A religious exemption

may be granted to an applicant if immunization conflicts with a genuine and

sincere religious belief. A Certificate of Immunization Exemption for religious

reasons shall be signed by the applicant or, if the applicant is a minor, by the

parent or guardian or legally authorized representative and shall attest that

the immunization conflicts with a genuine and sincere religious belief and that

the belief is in fact religious, and not based merely on philosophical,

scientific, moral, personal, or medical opposition to immunizations. The

Certificate of Immunization Exemption for religious reasons is valid only when

notarized. Religious exemptions do not apply in times of emergency or epidemic

as determined by the state board of health and declared by the director of

public health.

Nita,

mom to: katie 17, Jon 15, 13, 11, 9, Christian RIP,

4, Isaac 2 and one cooking due 3/11

If

you have melted chocolate on your hands, you're eating it too slowly!