Guest guest Posted June 12, 2011 Report Share Posted June 12, 2011 Dear AKI have four children and non has ever been vaccinated. We have had NO problems with school and it is our rights to say NO to vaccines. I have sometimes simply explained that a rare allergy in our family means that the risks of using vaccines is too great and that we are using safe alternative therapies for them ( Non of this is actually true, however it has always got them off our backs.) If you believe having a vaccine has exacerbated your child's condition then I guess you know what to avoid in future.Best Wishes Tracey No you don't have to have him vaccinated and it should have no effect upon school admission. It may be a good idea to send a letter to school to let them know he is not to have any vaccinations at school (either - not at all, ever, or not without prior signed written parental permission - depending on what you want to say). Margaret > > Hi, > > My Son is 3.5 Years old and diagnosed with ASD. We are currently doing biomed. My GP is sending letters asking us to bring the kid for booster dose of MMR and other vaccines. We are confused as we have a feeling that its after MMR my son has regressed. SO we dont want to give him any other vaccines. Can any body tell me if i have a right to refuse vaccination for my child in UK. will it have any consequences for his school admission in future. > > Rgds > AK > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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