Re: vaccine help - Chris here is exactly what you need

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the link below contains the exact state code and its

exemptions. It appears you simply have to claim the religious

exemption in the form of a letter. When you submit your letter do

not enter into discussion with anyone about your " religious "

reason. They are legally not allowed to even ask. So simply take

the easy way out and don't even attempt to justify a religious

exemption, just take it and save yourself the trouble and blood

pressure of defending it.

http://www.vaccinechoice.org/rights.htm#vaccinelaw

Here is an exerpt from http://www.immunizationattorney.com/

under " your rights " discussing the legal legitimacy of a religious

vaccination exemption.

Religion goes far beyond simple membership in a church, attendance

of services, adherence to prescribed dogma, or participation in

various rituals. While an exact definition of what would constitute

a " religious belief " varies depending upon what purpose is being

applied to the use of the word " religion in " , pursuing a claim for a

religious exemption from immunizations the standard which must be

considered is that which is established by the United States Supreme

Court. Therefore, in adherence to the First Amendment of the United

States Constitution guarantee of freedom of religion, the test in

determining whether a belief constitutes a " religious belief "

sufficient to qualify for the religious exemption from

immunizations, is whether the adherents' beliefs and faiths occupy a

place in their lives parallel to that filled by the orthodox belief

in God held by others; or any other " sincere religious beliefs which

are based upon a power or being, or upon a faith to which all else

is subordinate or upon which all else is ultimately dependent. " U.S.

Vs. Seeger, 380 U.S. 163 (1965), Sherr and Levy vs. Northport East-

Northport Union Free School district, 672 F.Supp. 81, (E.D.N.Y. 1987)

> And while I'm fairly confident I can find some legal loophole out

of this, I

> have to say that for the first time I've found myself on the

receving end of

> the government telling me what I can and can't do with my body,

forcing me to

> take the choice between what I take to be harming myself and

fulfilling my

> dreams and potential. I feel quite violated, mediated only by my

expectation to

> get out of it.

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> Chris

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