Re: I'm new to group - guidelines for spacing betw. vaccines?

[Guest guest]

--WIth your children already having " issues " I would not worry about

spacing the shots, I wouldnt give them any more at all.

Patti

- In , " mk_buster " <mk_buster@y...> wrote:

>

> Does anyone know where to find the guidelines for spacing between the

> vaccines? Both my sons did not start their vaccinations until 4

> months, instead of the standard 2 months. The doctor's office had

> them caught up with everyone else, though, by 15 months. For

> example, on my now 5 year old son, he was given the DT(minus the P,

> which he had an earlier reaction to) at 9 months old, 11 months, and

> again at 15 months. Isn't that mercury exposure spaced even more

> closely than is usual?

>

> Both sons cannot digest gluten or casein, and the older has diagnosis

> of mild autism. My two year old has unexplained hostility and

> temper. My 10 month old will not be having any shots!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Does anyone know where to find the guidelines for spacing between the

> vaccines?

Here is the DAN recommendation

http://tacanow.com/danprotocal.htm

If you want to waive further vax, find your state here

http://home.san.rr.com/via/STATES/allstates.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

Sorry I was unclear - Of course my sons are not having any more

vaccines!

> >

> > Does anyone know where to find the guidelines for spacing between

the

> > vaccines? Both my sons did not start their vaccinations until 4

> > months, instead of the standard 2 months. The doctor's office

had

> > them caught up with everyone else, though, by 15 months. For

> > example, on my now 5 year old son, he was given the DT(minus the

P,

> > which he had an earlier reaction to) at 9 months old, 11 months,

and

> > again at 15 months. Isn't that mercury exposure spaced even more

> > closely than is usual?

> >

> > Both sons cannot digest gluten or casein, and the older has

diagnosis

> > of mild autism. My two year old has unexplained hostility and

> > temper. My 10 month old will not be having any shots!

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yup. The correct age for the next shot is about 150.

Andy . . . . .. . . .

>

> --WIth your children already having " issues " I would not worry about

> spacing the shots, I wouldnt give them any more at all.

> Patti

> - In , " mk_buster " <mk_buster@y...> wrote:

> >

> > Does anyone know where to find the guidelines for spacing between the

> > vaccines? Both my sons did not start their vaccinations until 4

> > months, instead of the standard 2 months. The doctor's office had

> > them caught up with everyone else, though, by 15 months. For

> > example, on my now 5 year old son, he was given the DT(minus the P,

> > which he had an earlier reaction to) at 9 months old, 11 months, and

> > again at 15 months. Isn't that mercury exposure spaced even more

> > closely than is usual?

> >

> > Both sons cannot digest gluten or casein, and the older has diagnosis

> > of mild autism. My two year old has unexplained hostility and

> > temper. My 10 month old will not be having any shots!

> >

> >

> >