Re: Haven - vaccine exemptions

[Guest guest]

www.vaclib.org

click on exemption info and select your state.

Jan

> >

> > The first question is: do you believe your child's autism is due to the

> > toxins in vaccines? The next step would be to have your child tested for

> > heavy metal poisoning. This diagnosis would lead to one of toxic

> > encephalopathy.

> >

> > Where in the state are you living? What area? Are you in North Texas?

> > My son's DAN! is also an MD, specializing in allergy and immunology. An

> > immunologist is perfect to give a medical exemption. People come to this

> > doctor from all over the world, so if you would be willing to travel if you

> > are in some other part of Texas....

> >

> > Texas has religious, medical, and conscientious objection to vaccination, so

> > if you live in this state, you can go with the conscientious and do it that

> > way.

> >

> > If you live in another state, try to find an MD who is also a DAN!

> > physician, and they will help you.

> >

> > From my experience, there are many different sub groups in autism. One such

> > division is that of ASD kids who never get " sick, " and the other (which

> > describes my son) who seem to always get sick. Just because the one sub

> > group never gets sick does not mean they have a great immune system. Being

> > too much one way or the other is a problem, too.

> >

> > What state did you say you were in? I looked back in previous posts and

> > didn't see it.

> >

> > It sounds like you very much DO NOT want to have your child re-vaccinated,

> > so knowing your state will let me review their statutes regarding this and

> > see if I can help.

> >

> > Haven

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

yes, get on the Internet and get as many quotes from the bible as you can

which point to it being " unclean " to vaccinate and fill out the religious

exemption.

Haven