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No-vax, selective vax, slow vax pediatrician in Lehigh Valley, PA?

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Edited by miriam - 5/29/12 at 8:23am
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Hi  miriam, I am also looking for the same thing in Lehigh. If I find one before someone suggests one here then I will make sure to share it with you by posting it in this thread.

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Dr. Potterjones is a family doctor with Muhlenburg Primary Care and she is very easy going and she is for a delayed vax sechedule, but also stands by the parents decision for selective vax too.  I've been to several docs in the area now and she is the most open minded that I have found so far.  I've also heard good things about Dr. Lisa Caso, I believe her name is, on Rt. 248 in Easton.

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Edited by miriam - 5/29/12 at 8:24am
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Yes, Lisa Caso uses a delayed vax schedule with all her patients. We follow her schedule but I've heard from others who delay even further or decline to vax, and she is okay with that. We've very AP (co-sleep, exclusively bf to 6 months, did BLW, etc.) and she is totally fine with it all. On the few occasions where she's mentioned something we don't plan to do (rice cereal between 4-6 months, for example) I just explained what we were planning to do instead, and again, she had no issues with it. She also doesn't give out parenting advice, which I appreciate—she strictly sticks to medical and nutritional info. 

 

With that said, though, I'm sort of thinking of switching to Christine Potterjones since she's a family practice doc and DH and I should have someone we can see if we need to ...

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I can't say enough about Dr. Potterjones!   She is just plain awesome and NEVER has rushed me during a visit.  The only downside is that there is sometimes a wait to get in to see her for "sick" visits, but I have seen Dr. Vellore in that group for myself and she was awesome too. 

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I will also add a recommendation for Dr. Potterjones!

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Edited by miriam - 5/29/12 at 8:22am
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I Saw Dr. Potterjones yesterday and it was an absolute delight to finally see a helpful doctor that wasn't overbearing and can accept me and my wife's wishes.

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Do any of these pediatricians take the Access card?

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