Re: Immunizations and stuff

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about the getting worse with other children since we are not sure that the

rest suffer from IgA def. but highly suspect this is kind of going off a

hunch, but if Brad and Ben do also suffer from it then yes they are worse

than Jake. More pneumonia's and they both suffer far worse asthma. I think

of all the kids though Brad is the worse and he is the 3rd and he is the one

intially tested for PID but he got sick the day after we got the blood work

so it didn't come out correct. That was even after waiting for a couple of

months to get him healthy to take the stupid test, can't win!

Immunizations and stuff

>From: MEACH9960@...

>

>Dear ,

>

>I am sorry to bother you during your finals and all...Please feel free to

>respond when you get the chance.

>

>My son contracted Whooping cough at the age of 2 1/2. That is

actually

>how they found out that he had an immune problem. I was told since he is

not

>making antibodies to the vaccines that it was a waste of time to give them

to

>him. He has an antibody problem. I am not sure if it is T-cell or B-cell.

>Should I press the Docs to try and find out? I am concerned that they will

>get something horrible as we have already had the whooping cough and know

>first hand why they came up with a vaccination in the first place.

>

>I was also wondering if you knew why they are so cold after infusions?

have

>you ever heard of this side affect?

>

>I was also interested in finding out if all the families that have more

then

>one child with this problem seem to think that with each subsequent child

the

>disease gets worse? That seems to be the case here and was wondering if we

>could back that up with some proof...... (10) gets more viral

infections

>and (6) gets more bacterial infections..

>

>Thanks for your help,

>

>Sue W Mom to Jake (10) and (6)

>

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