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Hi there,
Yes, immunisation is always a very difficult decision. Some time ago I posted this proposed schedule; it is essentially what we will do with our girls, although Molly's have been delayed even though she has started pre-school - honestly, I'm not entirely comfortable with that, but we are waiting until we can see a paediatrician we trust in Sydney before we give them to her.
The link: https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...ml#post1112837
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thanks for that link!
we have just recently filed our CO letter with the GP and government. our GP totally got where we were coming from which was surprisingly comforting. we are hoping to delay any further vaccines until DD is 2+ (we followed the schedule to the 6 months).
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Try googling "australian vaccination network"..................
much info there, GL with your decision!
Where is the schedule
This is all really useful information, thanks so much, but I can't seem to locate the schedule you are talking about? Please help as I think it is just what I am after. I am not against vaccinating at all but I suspect it is not necessary in those very early years when the baby is developing natural immunity. There is so much info out there you get to the point of throwing your hands in the air and going along with the crowd, especially as with two weeks to go I am very excited!!
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Click the link in Schmickers post above. His schedule is on the 2nd page about half way down.
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There really isn't any hurry to make a decision, you can always 'catch up' if you feel you want to, but as soon as you have vaxxed, there is no way to take it back if you decide it was the wrong decision, just keep reading and reseaching at your own pace until you come to a place of peace either way...
All the best.
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Well, currently at the moment, Seven is 12 weeks old, and has not had any vaccinations. We are going to keep it that way until she is 2. I am happy with this.
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