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December 13, 2006 at 15:42:42
Why Signing a Waiver to Avoid Vaccines Can Be Considered Abuse by Anai Rhoads Ford Page 1 of 2 page(s) |
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"The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that doctors ask parents who refuse to vaccinate their children to sign a waiver indicating they are aware of the risks of refusal."
Note: Despite that vaccines have been linked to asthma, autism, diabetes, and sudden infant death syndrome, the author implies that parents are being overly theatrical about the shots.
Know Your Rights
By endorsing this particular waiver, parents would essentially be signing an admittance of neglect and or "abuse" for refusing vaccines. The language contained in this waiver could put parents and caregivers in jeopardy down-the-line if they should ever find themselves in the courts due to their child's health problems, when confronted with child protective services, divorce, or just about any matter pertaining to that child that could be used against the parent(s).
Please read any waiver provided by your child's doctor carefully before signing. Instead, offer a formally written and signed letter that simply says that you do not wish to vaccinate your child. If you are unsure of the language in the waiver, buy some time by telling your doctor that you need to consult with a lawyer before signing it.
Know your rights - say no to vaccines. Your doctor will try to bully you - you have the right to refuse anything you feel is harmful to your child. If your doctor won't listen, go to another doctor who will.
Check your State's laws regarding exemption. Most States will allow you to avoid vaccinations if you have a religious or ethical reason. However - keep in mind that it is your right not to disclose your faith or your full reasons for not wanting to vaccinate your child.
Regarding School Admission
A signed document can and will be used as a legal document even in a public school. Unfortunately, private schools have a different set of rules not dictated by the government.
Do Vaccines Work?
Example One:
According to a report printed by The Lancet (21/9/1991), a polio outbreak began in Oman between the years of 1988 and 1989. This is significant because a polio outbreak occurred despite the children being vaccinated prior to the outbreak. Curiously, the region with the highest attack rate had the highest vaccine coverage, while the region with the lowest attack rate had the lowest vaccine coverage.
Example Two:
Sweden abandoned the whooping cough vaccine in 1979. Why? Out of 5,140 cases of whooping cough in 1978, it was found that 84 percent had been vaccinated at least three times. You may find this report in the BMJ 283:696-697, 1981.
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Thank you for this clear, concise article on giving parents some important guidance. It is a ray of hope amongst all the lies. Especially the one, "there is no proof that thimerosal....". Thank you so much for citing such pertinent points. JamS by JamS (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 4 comments) on Wednesday, Dec 13, 2006 at 9:21:06 PM  (0+)
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Ms.Ford AS a mother that lost a child to whooping cough ,i like if i could see more research on vaccines pro and con, since some of my own has shown the whooping cough is not a mere few thousand cases but close to 100,000 world wide and a 45% rise in Usa {I have been researching for the past 8 years since he died} alone, I always like my side heard so now i finally found someone who is ready to question the cons thank you i learned something today by jwebster (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 2 comments) on Thursday, Dec 14, 2006 at 3:27:00 PM (0+)
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