does anyone know--vax preschool ?

[Guest guest]

:-) hee hee. Actually, what brought it to mind was a woman who has

a grown daughter. She said she encountered predjudice all along the

way--even at the college level. " Oh, we're not sure your daughter

can come here if she hasn't had her vaccinations " . She said she just

got so sick of it that she decided to tell them that her daughter had

them. I could totally understand her viewpoint-- it's our right to

be exempt (in many states, philosophical or religious) and yet we

feel like we have to endure this every year...

W

> W,

>

> I live in land and in this state the Dr has to sign the form.

So unless your Dr is willing to falisify the form I don't know how

you would get the other false vax info on the form unless your

handwriting/fordging skills are failry good.

>

> Martha

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Proof of flu vaccines is not part of school health forms in my state

(CA); yours may be different. Also, you would have to authorize

your doctor to release any medical information, so there is no way

for the school to access your child's vaccination records (or lack

thereof) without your knowledge.

However, unless the preschool is a state preschool program, they do

not have to adhere to your state's religious exemption program. I

know several parents whose children were not admitted to private

preschools for this reason.

Vicki

> Does anyone know-- when you fill out the vaccine sheet for a

> preschool, if it contains incorrect information-- how would they

ever

> find out? That is, do they submit that information to some

database

> where it is compared to the doctors records?

>

> I fear that with this years flu season and hyped up vaccinations

that

> in the future there's going to be discrimination against those who

> are unvaccinated, especially in the preschool realm where they

tend

> to do as they please, and not necessarily adhere to the state's

> school exemptions.

>

> W

[Guest guest]

We came from Russia with our daughter who was 2yrs old at that time.

I just wrote all vaccines which she got in Russia on her form

myself. Nobody ever asked me for proof or had any doubts.

Margaret

> Does anyone know-- when you fill out the vaccine sheet for a

> preschool, if it contains incorrect information-- how would they

ever

> find out? That is, do they submit that information to some

database

> where it is compared to the doctors records?

>

> I fear that with this years flu season and hyped up vaccinations

that

> in the future there's going to be discrimination against those who

> are unvaccinated, especially in the preschool realm where they

tend

> to do as they please, and not necessarily adhere to the state's

> school exemptions.

>

> W

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know which religion(s) are against vaccination?

That way, on my next visit I can tell me ped that I converted.

Thanks

[ ] Re: does anyone know--vax preschool ?

We came from Russia with our daughter who was 2yrs old at that time.

I just wrote all vaccines which she got in Russia on her form

myself. Nobody ever asked me for proof or had any doubts.

Margaret

> Does anyone know-- when you fill out the vaccine sheet for a

> preschool, if it contains incorrect information-- how would they

ever

> find out? That is, do they submit that information to some

database

> where it is compared to the doctors records?

>

> I fear that with this years flu season and hyped up vaccinations

that

> in the future there's going to be discrimination against those who

> are unvaccinated, especially in the preschool realm where they

tend

> to do as they please, and not necessarily adhere to the state's

> school exemptions.

>

> W

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[Guest guest]

No, but your local chiropractor might.

J

In a message dated 12/16/2003 1:02:07 AM Eastern Standard Time,

sawyerfamily@... writes:

Does anyone know which religion(s) are against vaccination?

That way, on my next visit I can tell me ped that I converted.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

, I have a friend that fudges all her kids records. The schools do not

check, and that's why she does it. She is an RN, (doesn't that crack you up!)

As for me, I just use the state code of Illinois to get around it. I have never

been questioned for using the Religous exemption, nor have I been hastled.

a

-- " merrywbee " <maryandphilip@...> wrote:

Does anyone know-- when you fill out the vaccine sheet for a

preschool, if it contains incorrect information-- how would they ever

find out? That is, do they submit that information to some database

where it is compared to the doctors records?

I fear that with this years flu season and hyped up vaccinations that

in the future there's going to be discrimination against those who

are unvaccinated, especially in the preschool realm where they tend

to do as they please, and not necessarily adhere to the state's

school exemptions.

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[Guest guest]

> Does anyone know which religion(s) are against vaccination?

>

> That way, on my next visit I can tell me ped that I converted.

Check the wording of your state's exemption law

http://www.access1.net/via/STATES/allstates.htm

You don't have to be a specific religion, altho I do know that stating you are

Catholic can work. There are a few other religions which

will work also. But so long as your exemption waiver gives the language

provided in your state statute, the state can't require you to

be a member of any specific religion.

Dana

[Guest guest]

<<<Does anyone know which religion(s) are against vaccination?

That way, on my next visit I can tell me ped that I converted.>>>

Better try to convert the ped!

[Guest guest]

The usual religions who are against such things are heretical Christian

organizations, that I know of. I'm not sure about such like Buddhism, Zen,

Hindu, Muslim, etc... (it's what happens when you're husband becomes a pastor).

We used the philosphical exemption, but not all states allow it. If you do use

the religion exemp, I would just say that it's against your " personal religious

beliefs " ... how can they argue that?

scap_64@... wrote:

<<<Does anyone know which religion(s) are against vaccination?

That way, on my next visit I can tell me ped that I converted.>>>

Better try to convert the ped!

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