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CaidensMommy
My 3 Miracles!
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Melissa
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Another vaccination post...
Who is going to get the vaccines as scheduled? I got Caiden's done when they were suppose to and never thought twice about it? 
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Posted 10/27/06 10:47 AM  |
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Re: Another vaccination post...
So far he has been on schedule depending how many he gets at 12 month visit I might move his MMR to 18 months. So far he has anywhere from 3 to 4 shots at a time.
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| Posted 10/27/06 10:50 AM |
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MrsR
My love.
Member since 5/05 6247 total posts
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Jennifer
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Re: Another vaccination post...
I only give two shots at a time. I go more often that other moms though so we are only a little behind schedule. I am also pushing the MMR shot off as long as I can.
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| Posted 10/27/06 10:52 AM |
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LuvMy2Girls
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Mommy
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Re: Another vaccination post...
SO far, I go as scheduled, DD gets 4 shots an appt. I am not sure what we are going to do with MMR, most likely we get it as scheduled as well.
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| Posted 10/27/06 10:53 AM |
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monkeybride
My Everything
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Re: Another vaccination post...
We didn't start until 5 months (would have waited longer if we weren't traveling out of the country). She only got 1 shot per visit, now I will allow 2 if she had no previous reactions. I can't find mercury free flu vaccine so until I can she won't get that. I will be delaying MMR and chicken pox more than likely until 24 months or older and I will spit the MMR up to separate doses.
While I think it's important to vaccinate I do not agree with the schedule.
Oh and we did not allow her to receive hep B in the hospital, she doesn't get that at all and won't until she has the risk of contracting this disease.
I did a lot of reading and this is what DH and I feel comfortable with. DH was actually more in favor of not vaccinating at all but being a health care professional I feel there are definitely benefits to vaccinating.
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| Posted 10/27/06 10:56 AM |
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beachgirl13
Mommy to 3 boys!
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Re: Another vaccination post...
I'm still unsure what to do, I keep hearing conflicting things. He's supposed to go the beginning of November.
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| Posted 10/27/06 11:08 AM |
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wowcoulditbe
wow, pic is already 1 yr old!!
Member since 1/06 6689 total posts
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D
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by beachgirl13
I'm still unsure what to do, I keep hearing conflicting things. He's supposed to go the beginning of November.
us too.....
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| Posted 10/27/06 11:37 AM |
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KPtoys
I'm getting old
Member since 5/05 8688 total posts
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Karen
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by monkeybride
We didn't start until 5 months (would have waited longer if we weren't traveling out of the country). She only got 1 shot per visit, now I will allow 2 if she had no previous reactions. I can't find mercury free flu vaccine so until I can she won't get that. I will be delaying MMR and chicken pox more than likely until 24 months or older and I will spit the MMR up to separate doses.
While I think it's important to vaccinate I do not agree with the schedule.
Oh and we did not allow her to receive hep B in the hospital, she doesn't get that at all and won't until she has the risk of contracting this disease.
I did a lot of reading and this is what DH and I feel comfortable with. DH was actually more in favor of not vaccinating at all but being a health care professional I feel there are definitely benefits to vaccinating.
us too
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| Posted 10/27/06 11:50 AM |
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Little-J-Mommy
I'm a Big Brother
Member since 5/06 8041 total posts
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D
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Re: Another vaccination post...
my ped's schedule is 2 shots every month instead of 4 shots every 2 months. He feels like 4 at once is too much for them. I like this plan! I think. We start in a few weeks...
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| Posted 10/27/06 12:10 PM |
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CathyB
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Re: Another vaccination post...
We go on schedule, but our doctor does 2 every month.
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| Posted 10/27/06 12:13 PM |
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dawnie
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Re: Another vaccination post...
We only get 2 at each visit and I delayed the MMR until 19 months but he will get them split.
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| Posted 10/27/06 12:30 PM |
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Dragonfly75
I love Hypnobabies
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Just a question -- can you delay vaccines if your child is in day care? Is it a bad idea since they are more "at-risk" in this type of environment?
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| Posted 10/27/06 12:32 PM |
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Michelle
My Little Yankee Fans
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Re: Another vaccination post...
I did them according to the schedule my Dr recommended. He only gives 2 shots per visit.
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| Posted 10/27/06 12:41 PM |
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Moehick
Ready for the sun!
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Properly perfect™
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by Michelle
I did them according to the schedule my Dr recommended. He only gives 2 shots per visit.
My doctor too....we see him monthly and she has never received more then 2 shots at a time
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| Posted 10/27/06 1:16 PM |
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Disneygirl
Disney cruise bound!
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D
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by Little-J-mommy-to-be
my ped's schedule is 2 shots every month instead of 4 shots every 2 months. He feels like 4 at once is too much for them. I like this plan! I think. We start in a few weeks...
My Dr. feels the same way.
May I ask what is it about the MMR vaccine as opposed to the other ones that many of you like to delay it?
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| Posted 10/27/06 2:34 PM |
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curley999
Family!
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Re: Another vaccination post...
We went according to scheduale and she got her MMR around 12 months and had no problems
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| Posted 10/27/06 2:52 PM |
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OffWithHerHead23
Keep passing the open windows
Member since 10/06 3627 total posts
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Meaghan
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Re: Another vaccination post...
I don't know what to do about the rest of Becky's shots. She has had SUCH a bad reaction to her shots so far (she's 8 months) and the reactions keep getting worse. Last time she was running a HIGH fever and projectile vomiting, in addition to HUGE purple welts on her legs where she got the shots. The doc says "no problem," but I don't know. I want to delay, but don't know how to talk to the doctor about it without seeming over-anxious.
--Meaghan
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| Posted 10/27/06 6:40 PM |
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ckdk
My girls
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Cheryl
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by Moehick
Posted by Michelle
I did them according to the schedule my Dr recommended. He only gives 2 shots per visit.
My doctor too....we see him monthly and she has never received more then 2 shots at a time
same with us.
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| Posted 10/27/06 6:43 PM |
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MelToddJulia
Love my Family!
Member since 7/05 29064 total posts
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Mel
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by sarahsmommy
We go on schedule, but our doctor does 2 every month.
Same for us.
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| Posted 10/27/06 6:43 PM |
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dm24angel
Happiness
Member since 5/05 34581 total posts
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Donna
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by Disneygirl
Posted by Little-J-mommy-to-be
my ped's schedule is 2 shots every month instead of 4 shots every 2 months. He feels like 4 at once is too much for them. I like this plan! I think. We start in a few weeks...
My Dr. feels the same way.
May I ask what is it about the MMR vaccine as opposed to the other ones that many of you like to delay it?
MMR Has been linked to Autism in children if given before the age 18 months.
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| Posted 10/27/06 6:47 PM |
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Porrruss
Nya nya nya
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Re: Another vaccination post...
Posted by dm24angel
MMR Has been linked to Autism in children if given before the age 18 months.
This is so not true. The link to autism was "thought" to be from the themerisol found in the vaccine. Studies showed there was no link there either. Regardless, themerisol was removed from the MMR vaccine to be on the safe side.
There is NO study that proves there to be a link to autism and vaccines. Many people believe there is a link because symptoms of autism often become obvious at around the time these vaccines are given.
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| Posted 10/27/06 8:13 PM |
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