Re: Is honesty the best policy here?

[Guest guest]

What about a plain old religous exemption?

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-- " nicolimom " <brannikk@...> wrote:

My 6 yr old son is currently chelating, since July. We are in the

process of enrolling him in an integrated play group that meets once

a week , 2 hrs long. (Also , he is homeschooled- he has most of his

primary vaccinations up to 18 months, and we have since discontinued

them, so he is missing a few boosters) Anyway I got a huge stack of

papers to fill out, and of course , a vaccination form. For a 2 hr

play group ...good grief....Anyway, do I just tell them my son is

chelating, and therefor can't get any shots right now? (assuming

this is correct)

It is not my intention to give him any further vaccines.....(i am

not in a state where philosophical waivers are allowed)

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[Guest guest]

Can you just have titers drawn for immunity. If he was vaccinated already with

regular shots and an infant and toddler, he might simply be immune and not need

the boosters for any of these. I'm not sure exactly what vaccinations your

child has received.

I have had this done with my sons. I dont let either one of them get vaccinated

anymore, not for a few years now. My older son is autistic. I've had their

titers drawn and they showed immunity, therefore, they dont need boosters. Hope

that helps.

In a message dated 11/18/2004 8:51:23 AM Eastern Standard Time, " nicolimom "

<brannikk@...> writes:

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>My 6 yr old son is currently chelating, since July. We are in the

>process of enrolling him in an integrated play group that meets once

>a week , 2 hrs long. (Also , he is homeschooled- he has most of his

>primary vaccinations up to 18 months, and we have since discontinued

>them, so he is missing a few boosters) Anyway I got a huge stack of

>papers to fill out, and of course , a vaccination form. For a 2 hr

>play group ...good grief....Anyway, do I just tell them my son is

>chelating, and therefor can't get any shots right now? (assuming

>this is correct)

>

>It is not my intention to give him any further vaccines.....(i am

>not in a state where philosophical waivers are allowed)

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[Guest guest]

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> My 6 yr old son is currently chelating, since July. We are in the

> process of enrolling him in an integrated play group that meets

once

> a week , 2 hrs long. (Also , he is homeschooled- he has most of

his

> primary vaccinations up to 18 months, and we have since

discontinued

> them, so he is missing a few boosters) Anyway I got a huge stack

of

> papers to fill out, and of course , a vaccination form. For a 2 hr

> play group ...good grief....Anyway, do I just tell them my son is

> chelating, and therefor can't get any shots right now? (assuming

> this is correct)

>

> It is not my intention to give him any further vaccines.....(i am

> not in a state where philosophical waivers are allowed)

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

pjand3kids-

You can do a religious exemption when you've already had some shots,

yes. You don't need to explain it, but the answer is that you

changed your religious beliefs since the time of the original shots.

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nicolimom-

Can you just have the dr fill in the shots that your child has

already had...ship that off to the playgroup...and see what they

come back with? I had to fill one out for the local soccer team

here, and they accepted it without issue.

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> > What about a plain old religous exemption?

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[Guest guest]

> Can you just have titers drawn for immunity. If he was vaccinated

already with regular shots and an infant and toddler, he might

simply be immune and not need the boosters for any of these. I'm

not sure exactly what vaccinations your child has received.

>

> I have had this done with my sons. I dont let either one of them

get vaccinated anymore, not for a few years now. My older son is

autistic. I've had their titers drawn and they showed immunity,

therefore, they dont need boosters. Hope that helps.

Thankyou , it may work for dpt, but i know the chicken pox

shot just went into 'mandatory' status for our state....and he

hasn't had it .....uugghh

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> In a message dated 11/18/2004 8:51:23 AM Eastern Standard

Time, " nicolimom " <brannikk@m...> writes:

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> >My 6 yr old son is currently chelating, since July. We are in the

> >process of enrolling him in an integrated play group that meets

once

> >a week , 2 hrs long. (Also , he is homeschooled- he has most of

his

> >primary vaccinations up to 18 months, and we have since

discontinued

> >them, so he is missing a few boosters) Anyway I got a huge stack

of

> >papers to fill out, and of course , a vaccination form. For a 2

hr

> >play group ...good grief....Anyway, do I just tell them my son is

> >chelating, and therefor can't get any shots right now? (assuming

> >this is correct)

> >

> >It is not my intention to give him any further vaccines.....(i am

> >not in a state where philosophical waivers are allowed)

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