Re: ABA tutor is getting a Rubella vaccination

[Guest guest]

I don't know about the risk to your family, but your tutor should look into the

risks to her future children from her taking the MMR shot. She should read Dr.

Yazbak's paper at Redflagsweekly. -KIM

[ ] ABA tutor is getting a Rubella vaccination

One of my ABA tutors has just informed me that that she is going to

work for a hospital in an ABA clinic and her rubella titres came

back low and the hospital requires her to have a Rubella vaccination.

SHE SAYS that someone in Employee Health assured her that she is

getting ONLY the Rubella vaccination, but then she told me that they

want her to be on her period because the rubella virus is live.

From what *I've* read, the MEASLES portion of the MMR is LIVE, not

rubella or mumps, so I'm assuming the Employee Health is misinformed

(or lied to her) and that the tutor will get an MMR.

My three children, (one is autistic), all had complete first rounds

of vaccinations, but I've stopped vaccinating. No boosters. (My

twins will begin kindergarten in fall.)

Will our family be at any risk by being exposed to a person who has

taken the rubella vaccine or the MMR vaccine? If so, how long do we

have to stay away from her?

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[Guest guest]

I told her there are risks to future children. Didn't know where to

get that info, tho. thx

> I don't know about the risk to your family, but your tutor should

look into the risks to her future children from her taking the MMR

shot. She should read Dr. Yazbak's paper at Redflagsweekly. -KIM

> ----- Original Message -----

[Guest guest]

This document

http://www.nitrf.org/autistic.html

says it's contagious for 7 days after the vaccine.

I heard that in MMR all 3 viruses are live ones.

Margaret

> One of my ABA tutors has just informed me that that she is going

to

> work for a hospital in an ABA clinic and her rubella titres came

> back low and the hospital requires her to have a Rubella

vaccination.

>

> SHE SAYS that someone in Employee Health assured her that she is

> getting ONLY the Rubella vaccination, but then she told me that

they

> want her to be on her period because the rubella virus is live.

> From what *I've* read, the MEASLES portion of the MMR is LIVE, not

> rubella or mumps, so I'm assuming the Employee Health is

misinformed

> (or lied to her) and that the tutor will get an MMR.

>

> My three children, (one is autistic), all had complete first

rounds

> of vaccinations, but I've stopped vaccinating. No boosters. (My

> twins will begin kindergarten in fall.)

>

> Will our family be at any risk by being exposed to a person who

has

> taken the rubella vaccine or the MMR vaccine? If so, how long do

we

> have to stay away from her?