To: I got the rope
Adults are still vaccinated for Hep B. They ADDED the vaccine for kids, let me repeat..ADDED, not switched.
Every new hire at my nursing agency is offered Hep B if they do not already have it. They can refuse it, but do so with the full understanding that they will come into contact with blood/body fluids.
New hires that have already had their full set of shots have titers drawn to see if a booster is necessary. Mine were still sufficient a full four years after my last shot. Moreover, no immunization (to my knowledge) is guaranteed a lifetime, that is why folks my age are still at risk for smallpox.
PLEASE vaccinate your kids, folks. The benefits far outweigh the risks.
To: funnynurse
Why would you give a child a vaccine for a bloodborne pathogen? What...do you expect them to be gay or be intravenous drug users?
To: funnynurse; tiamat
Can you please tell me the rational of getting my newborn a Hep B shot? Bloodborne and sexual contact????
My best friend's mom is the head nurse at the Pediatric Unit where I had my older daughter in Cleveland. She said NOT to get the shot for my newborn. I moved to MI and it was law.
Now I homeschool and neither of my children will have another shot. Sorry, MMR & DPT from aborted babies. Can't do.
82 posted on
04/10/2004 8:20:21 AM PDT by
netmilsmom
("You can't fight AQ and hug Hamas" - C. Rice)
To: funnynurse
My nephew was severely brain damaged by his DPT shot, my son had a severe reaction as a child, and my daughter has eczema.
I will NOT vaccinate my children, and I am not an ignorant parent.
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