thread: we dont want to give vaccs but.....

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Member

    Mar 2006
    Getting to know Brisbane all over again
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    Kitt3n we don't vax ari as her big bro has autism and even the dr said he would risk it with our family history.

    As hoobley said - you have to trust your instinct and research not to vax at some time. We recently had a measles outbreak here and I was in the same boat - freaking out about did we do the right thing etc. I changed a lot of my routines so she wasn't in high risk areas - Dr offices, supermarkets, schools, during the outbreak and told all my friends we weren't Vacinated and could they let me know if they or anyone they were close to had come into contact and we would stay away until it passed. Basically I was faced with this equation, measles, whooping cough etc very dangerous diseases but DD is a healthy little girl and we have access to good medical facilities if she did get sick where as autism is forever.

    There is homeopathic info I can send you via pm if you like - very interesting.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Victoria
    7,260

    Go to another Doctor.

    Most of the vaccs have now been combined into one shot (!?!?!) to make things easier.
    However, if you are against this, you CAN have them done seperately, you just need to find doctor who will do it. (IE get of their arse and do the work needed to obtain the vacc from the manufacturer)
    You may have to pay for it.

    Good luck - dont let them push you around hun, your baby, your choice.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
    3,094

    sarah - wow i like the sound of your doc, one who admits it! mine said its all higwash and that we should re-think the vaccinations. He also told me DD no longer has thrush on her tongue (well she DOES!) and to use straight peroxide on her belly buttom. needless to say i am in the market for a new doctor.

    ls - i didnt knwo you could break that one up?! yep, need a new doctor.

    hoobley - yes i know i have to follow my gut instinct, thankyou for reassuring me of that.

    doudou - as you say, i do keep her close. when we do the school drop offs she is in the sling (only twice has she been in the pram) that way kids cant touch her, and DD always washes her hands before touching her face. i'd never put her in a trolley thing eewww! he he

    extra special thankyou to sarah for the pm's info.... i have looked at most of that as part of my research, just now to find who is that good homeopath! lol

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Victoria
    7,260

    Kitten - just for your reference...using Peroxide on the belly button is not a bad idea. Peroxide is probably one of the best disinfectants you can use. It isnt 100% pure or anything like as strong as you put on your hair to bleach it! You can buy it at the supermarket in the toiletries, comes in a little brown bottle Fauldings I think is the brand. It is fabulous . We use it on toothpaste, whitens your teeth and it very mild. Dont drink it or anything...but yeah the peroxide bit is pretty good value.

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
    3,094

    lol - LS he told me to you full strength hair peroxide!

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Jun 2008
    Tassie
    2,567

    I am pretty sure you can get it seperately. I would be asking someone else.

    I would be getting it done too

    From Ash to Little Laa 7jlksdg ebf 4 g m 9 jgh ujtv6j gg op[

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Victoria
    7,260

    pmsl...well...uh, yes...move along Kitten!! lol

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
    4,809

    My Dad just had a pertussis booster today at the Dr's. So it does exist in single doses. Maybe research it yourself and then head to a new Drs and ask..... ETA- actually i am not 100
    % they didn;t give him a combined shot.... will find out.

    We selectively immunise. I read a great book called 'the vaccine book' by Dr Bob Sears. It provides good information about the diseases, their actual risks as well as the immunisations and their risks.

    I will be getting pertussis immunisation done for this next one.

  9. #9
    Registered User

    Feb 2007
    In the jungle.
    4,809

    There is alot saying a single dose is not available, but i found this.....
    Monovalent pertussis vaccine

    A monovalent pertussis (acellular) vaccine is now available. The vaccine, by Smith Kline Beecham is known as PaRIX and is available through the Special Access Scheme (SAS). The procedure for accessing the vaccine can be facilitated by ringing the SAS Officer at the Therapeutic Goods Administration on (06) 232 8111.

    Any queries may be directed to:-

    Dr Kerrie Goldston
    Area Immunisation Co-ordinator
    Public Health Unit for Central Sydney
    Queen Mary Building, Camperdown
    Ph: 9515 3180
    It's from a NSW government website.

  10. #10
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
    3,094

    Falguni you are the BOMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB

    ***Kitt3n off to new doctor in the morning***

    missymel - give ash a big kiss from laaa actually it would probably be more of a lick/nose suck kinda thing!!!