Wtf do I do to protect myself and my kids?? I have a simple letter from a rabbi stating we don't vaccinate for religious reasons. Our pedi is an hour away because he's pro non vaccinating we just had a homebirth 3 months ago a main factor was Vito and hep b in nys.
What do I do ????
Quoting Baby4us09:I am so sorry! I dont know what to tell you. You would think the etter from the Rabbi should be enough? did your DH know before getting married about your views? Maybe his family is feeding into him? Wish you the best.
do u have anything that he has signed saying he doesnt believe in vaccines? u might be able to us that against him! im sorry for ur divorce! good luck!
Quoting Caroline2010:do u have anything that he has signed saying he doesnt believe in vaccines? u might be able to us that against him! im sorry for ur divorce! good luck!
Stay strong Momma we are here for you. Just a few typing strokes away.
I'm sorry you're having to go through this. I'm praying that God gives you strength, helps you find a way to stay true to your beliefs and helps you to be the best mother you can for your children.
Well, if you both made the decision not to vaccinate together, he shouldn't be using that. He probably is just saying it out of anger and frustration. Me and my husband both do it. Sometimes I'm worse than he is, but he has a hard time listening to me. I always apologize when I do say something out of line and tell him I only said it because I was upset. You could ask him if he's really serious.
I don't know what to say other than if you do get divorced and he makes this an issue, it's not always pretty. I've heard of spouses doing stuff like this to hurt each other or get custody of the kids. Depending what kind of judge you have, there's the possibility you may lose your kids temporarily or permanently because you don't vaccinate, if he/she decides you are being neglectful. I absolutely HATE hearing that crap, but it does happen.
If you can, I'd try to work things out. Counseling definitely. Probably anger management for him if he's not too proud. Is there any physical abuse? Does he break things or threaten you or the kids? Has anyone seen him be abusive towards you? Those are other things that are helpful. The bad thing about just verbal abuse is most women have no "proof" it happens.
My first husband got physically abusive and wouldn't get help, so we got divorced. Thank God we didn't have any kids. Good luck!



- jess227ny
on Feb. 7, 2012 at 1:22 PM