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Quoting whatnow345:
too small of a study to be believable Kelly. Need more information to be a true scientific concrete study.
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and due 9-22
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Quoting whatnow345:
too small of a study to be believable Kelly. Need more information to be a true scientific concrete study.
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Great study. I wish they would have found more unvacinated children though. Also I wonder how many were breastfed vs formula. I know totally different study but if you combine nursing with unvaxed kid how better are their chances for a solid healthier foundation?
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Quoting Loa1002:Great study. I wish they would have found more unvacinated children though. Also I wonder how many were breastfed vs formula. I know totally different study but if you combine nursing with unvaxed kid how better are their chances for a solid healthier foundation?
Go here and check out your state-the easies exemption to get is philosophical then religious and then medical. Medical is VERY hard to get. It might take some reading but this is a very good site. From your explanation it would seem if you fully vaccinate your youngest the odds of him have an autoimmune reaction is high. GL
BTW when you submit for religious you can be Jewish or even Wiccan etc etc and you are "against the practice of vaccination"....
http://www.nvic.org/Vaccine-Laws/state-vaccine-requirements.aspx
Quoting Firemomoffour:
Okay question for you ladies. I have four children, my oldest is sixteen she always had her shots on time. She has alot of the same symptoms as I do, thinking she might also have Lupus/Fibromialgia, my oldest son now 10 is autistic, he also had all of his shots on time, his younger brother did too, he is more frail (not sick) but sickly, tired, easily exhausted. My youngest has only had his 3, 6 and 9 month shots. How do I go about telling his doctor, social services etc, that I choose not to give him the vaccines that they insist are mandatory for school daycare etc??? He is due for his 1 year shots, after all that i've been reading about vaccines I don't him having the same problems and my others. He is extremely happy enthusiastic and a little spitfire.






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on Feb. 11, 2008 at 12:47 PM