Guest guest Posted February 13, 2012 Report Share Posted February 13, 2012 I just thought of this:) but I wanted to tell you that there has to be someway around this....bc our current vet we use for our dogs has CVID, gets IVIG monthly, and she has some other medical issues that she gives herself injections for every night....so its got to be possible, right? She's one of the reasons I drive out of my way to the vet....I think its such a good example for my kids. She told my daughter once, " They'll tell you that you cant do this, cant do that...but you CAN " anyway. Next time we're there, I should ask her more about what she had to do in order to succeed in her field, getting around her diagnoses. valarie mom to 3 w/cvid > > > ** > > > > > > Last week, I went with my oldest daughter to the area skills center for an > > open house, as she plans to take medical career foundations classes there > > for her junior year, followed by the nursing program her senior year. > > My second daughter is 14, and has CVID, so she does not recieve > > vaccinations. Even without the CVID, she couldn't bc she has had allergic > > reactions to several vaccinations. > > Anyway, she has plans to become a nurse, and she also plans to take the > > skills center program for nursing once in high school. > > The thing is, I was looking over these requirements for the courses, and > > they absolutely require up to date vaccinations, or the kids arent allowed > > in to the program. > > So...would having CVID, and not recieving vaccinations (although, she is > > on monthly IVIG) exclude her from her dream of becoming a nurse? > > (I really hope not). > > > > valarie > > mom to 3 w/cvid > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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