I won a small battle today and convinced a resistant family to vaccinate!
Unfortunately according to what I read online we are not winning the war.
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I was curious to those of you who see kids. Do you have a policy about vaccinations or is it per physician? I know some places will not see families who choose not to vaccinate. I had my reservations about this in the past. Now I have a newborn who will not be vaccinated to measles for many months from now. There is an outbreak in the next county and I might be changing my tune. Especially since my kids come to see a provider in my office. I feel this is something I should control.
Unfortunately according to what I read online we are not winning the war.
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I was curious to those of you who see kids. Do you have a policy about vaccinations or is it per physician? I know some places will not see families who choose not to vaccinate. I had my reservations about this in the past. Now I have a newborn who will not be vaccinated to measles for many months from now. There is an outbreak in the next county and I might be changing my tune. Especially since my kids come to see a provider in my office. I feel this is something I should control.
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