[I got the rope]

http://www.cdc.gov/nip/vacsafe/vsd/research.htm

Can't say I blame her. Ever wonder why the drug companies have switched from vaccinating adults with Hep. B vaccine to infants and children. Hint: The vaccine is not effective in Adults...for more than 6 months.
They are experimenting with our children by injecting foreign proteins into them with no case studies.

[funnynurse]

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.

[lodwick]

That and mercury and goodness knows what else.