Re: Re: CS>Vaccination or no vaccination

Wed, 29 Jan 2020 13:38:13 -0800

When ever I go to the doctors I say that I don't do drugs, especially as every time they ask me which is my pharmacy.

When asked about the flu vaccine, I ask to see the clinical trials that have shown that they are safe, and there arn't any.


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On 1/29/20, 4:01 PM Terry Ward <[email protected]> wrote:
A (Harvard med school educated) dermatologist told me he would never take a flu shot. He was leaving the clinic where I was a patient to take over the private practice of dermatologist who became permanently disabled  (Epstein-Barr virus) as a result of receiving flu shots.

On Jan 29, 2020, at 1:28 PM, V < [email protected]> wrote:

It isn't that I think vaccines are bad i discovered they are bad. Watching babies i know personally and my own affected badly shortly after. Then because of those observances, doing a lot of reading from many sources. 
I cant imagine anyone looking deeply into the issue accepting any of them. 

On Wednesday, January 29, 2020, Ron < [email protected]> wrote:
Why would one NEED a vaccine?

On 1/28/2020 8:42 PM, Steve G wrote:
Well,  I almost never get sick, so it is generally not an issue for me.  Except due to my age, I'm considered susceptible to a lot of things, so my doc wants me to get flu vax, shingles, pneumonia, and something else... I forget.  I did take a flu vax last week when Iwas in the hospital for my heart attack.  Absolutely no repercussions.

I have never been vaccinated for whooping cough.  I had this full blown disease when I was four around 1957.    So I guess there was no need after that.   But that was over 60 years ago.   Does anyone know whether I should get whooping cough vaccinated after so many years?

Regardless, I get the feeling that many of the people on this list think that vaccines are bad.   I am not one of those people.  

So, to answer YOUR question, if my doctor's office was insisting I really needed some particular vaccination, I'd go for it.   









On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, 09:55:57 AM EST, Bernadette Burch <[email protected]> wrote:


I am jumping into the conversation a little late.

 I refuse all the offered vaccines, no flu vacs, no pneumonia vacs, no shingle vacs, etc., .  They never argue with me.  I had a nurse say “we have to ask you if you want them, but between you and me, we think you are right to refuse them”.  

I did, however, accept the whooping cough vaccination, considering my daughter said “no whooping cough vaccine, no holding your new granddaughter”.  This was a no brainer.  

Bernadette

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On Jan 28, 2020, at 9:16 AM, Nenah Sylver <[email protected]> wrote:



Reid wrote: Can others on the list please tell me, how do you respond (or not) when the doctor's staff tell you you really, really need that vacination. I'm inclined to tell them I'll only do this if I were to be barred from further appointments. Am I being unreasonable or are they?

 

Marshall wrote: We just say no.  If they can't accept that, then we change doctors.

 

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I agree. We are paying for their services and aren't obligated to make them happy. They are supposed to abide by what we want, not vice-versa. I would never consent to being bullied like that.

 

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