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[quote=Anonymous]OP,

Ignore the ignorant and rabid pro-CDC schedule vaxxers on this list.

Both my pediatrician and my GP recommended spreading out of vaccines.  I have a background in the biological sciences and a family history of autoimmune disorders.  I did extensive research on the various vaccines on the CDC's list, and decided to delay all vaccinations until after age 2 (when myelination is almost complete and there is a more effective blood-brain barrier), with live vaccines delayed until age 4.5.  By age 5, our kids were all caught up on vaccines, but we delayed in order to avoid any autoimmune reactions.  Kids do sometimes have severe, violent, and life-threatening reactions to vaccines, which is why the federal liability limit for vaccine injury is limited to $100,000.

In any case, OP, I would strongly advise you NOT report on vaccines obtained if you are going to use a religious exemption.  Why?  Because reporting some vaccinations can be the basis for challenging your religious exemption.   We simply submitted the exemption.  When you do that, no reporting is required because the assumption is that no vaccination is being done.  Once our children were up-to-date on their vaccines, we submitted the full record.

Hope this helps.   [/quote]

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