Re: Fw: Religous exemption letter

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NOOOOOOOOOOO

Should NEVER use such a letter. You will get into huge trouble in many

states.

all you do for most states is use the wording of the law and write your

letter just the same

that is all - onthing more - no bible verses, no explaining your religion.

NOTHING.

Just the statemetn.

If they don't like it - show them the law. Mostly it is people ignorant of

the law.

You may have to threaten lawyer with some ignorant nurses who give you grief.

http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/exemptions.htm

link to exemption info

also included are state contacts to help in many cases

NY, IL and some other states - you need a little help

a few states require you to be a member of an authroized religion

(unconstitutional, but no one seems to do anything about it). Those states

are mroe of a challenge

Sheri

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[Guest guest]

Good point. Also the data for Hawaii is incorrect - only med &

religious exemptions here. Makes me wonder about the rest of the

info. I don't know the website mentioned, but one might want to

approach it with caution. www.909hot.com has current info.

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--- In , Sheri Nakken <vaccineinfo@b...>

wrote:

> NOOOOOOOOOOO

> Should NEVER use such a letter. You will get into huge trouble in

many

> states.

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> all you do for most states is use the wording of the law and write

your

> letter just the same

> that is all - onthing more - no bible verses, no explaining your

religion.

> NOTHING.

I did not read any letter, but in general this is very correct. Don't

explain anything, just write " sincerely held religious beliefs " or

whatever your state law indicates.

> a few states require you to be a member of an authroized religion

> (unconstitutional, but no one seems to do anything about it). Those

states

> are mroe of a challenge

Actually those states are right now a BIG PROBLEM, for precisely the

reason you indicated. In Arkansas, it has been declared

unconstitutional to require membership in a recognized religion.

However the law still reads that way, so now there is no religion

exception for vaccination in that state. And if the state also does

not permit a philosophical exemption, then you are left with only a

medical exemption unless and until the law is changed. And pro-vax

people are lobbying to NOT have the law changed, to only allow a

medical exemption. Not fun.

Dana

http://www.danasview.net/

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--- In , Sheri Nakken <vaccineinfo@b...>

wrote:

> Don['t even write your sincerely held religious beliefs - ONLY the

wording

> of the law.

> Sheri

Most laws that I have seen use those words, but if the specific law of

the state in question uses other words, then yes use the other words.

Dana

http://www.danasview.net/