Please, please, forgive my stupidity. What exactly does it mean to selectively vax? Does it mean that you only do the ones required for entry to school? Or does it mean you pick and choose regardless of requirements?
If it's the latter, how do you go about school when the time comes? Say you only do a couple of the required ones, do you end up getting an exemption when the time comes for entry to school? I live in Pennsylvania, so I know that they only have a medical and religious exemption.
I don't know, I don't even know if I'm asking this question right.
: I have quite a few years left to worry about school, so I am just wondering what everyone does now; I'm just trying to understand.
Say, for example, I tell the dr I don't want to give dd her chicken pox and I decide that I no longer want to give dd the prevnar and Hib vaccine (these are not required in my state for Kindergarten). Would I just get an exemption at that time? Wouldn't the govt wonder what was up?
I hope I'm making some sense, b/c I'm starting to confuse myself.
Thanks for any explanation you can give!!
If it's the latter, how do you go about school when the time comes? Say you only do a couple of the required ones, do you end up getting an exemption when the time comes for entry to school? I live in Pennsylvania, so I know that they only have a medical and religious exemption.
I don't know, I don't even know if I'm asking this question right.
: I have quite a few years left to worry about school, so I am just wondering what everyone does now; I'm just trying to understand.Say, for example, I tell the dr I don't want to give dd her chicken pox and I decide that I no longer want to give dd the prevnar and Hib vaccine (these are not required in my state for Kindergarten). Would I just get an exemption at that time? Wouldn't the govt wonder what was up?
I hope I'm making some sense, b/c I'm starting to confuse myself.
Thanks for any explanation you can give!!
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