The frustrating thing about the spaced out vaccines is that they are more effective in one hit.

I mean it sucks, I took as an adult MMR, COVID-19 and Flu in one session and my immune system fired right up, but they have to prime the immune system with stuff to make it realize the tiny amount in the vaccine is worth fighting, so best to prime it with another thing you need a vaccine for.

Not sure whether punishing children for the neglect of their parents is good though. You could (and should) separate potentially infectious patients from at-risk children anyway instead.

What's the goal here? Those parents (falsely) believe they do what's best for their children. Threatening them to withhold care for their sick children to coerce them into accepting a jab is not going to convince them that you have their children's best interest at heart.

Is it just punishment?

#alt4you

screenshot of a social media post by "Mike":

In my practice you will vaccinate and you will vaccinate on time. You will not get your own "spaced-out" schedule that increases your child's risk of illness or adverse event. I will not have measles-shedding children sitting in my waiting room. I will answer all your questions about vaccine and present you with facts, but if you will not vaccinate then you will leave my practice.

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I can *still* remember standing in line at the county health office, with all the other pre-schoolers, and getting vaccinated with that gun they used (which leaves a unique scar).

This was because you weren't *allowed* into school unless your shot record was up to date. Something about public health, polio, and other deadly diseases. And there was the need to protect the *teachers and staff* from diseases as well.

This was _law_. I cannot understand where we went wrong.

They'll "file a CPS report" if a parent doesn't for some reason agree with their exact demanded medical protocol, despite plenty of other developed nations having protocols that vary for a variety of reasons?

Does anyone actually think this is a good way to change anyone's mind, or to increase the trust the public has in the medical establishment?

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Mike
In my practice you will vaccinate and you will vaccinate on time. You will not get your own "spaced-out" schedule that increases your child's risk of illness or adverse event. I will not have measles-shedding children sitting in my waiting room. I will answer all your questions about vaccine and present you with facts, but if you will not vaccinate then you will leave my practice. I will file a CPS report (not that they will do anything) for medical neglect, too.

I have patients who are premature infants with weak lungs and hearts. I have kids with complex congenital heart disease. I have kids who are on chemotherapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia who cannot get all of their vaccines. In short, I have patients who have true special needs and true health issues who could suffer severe injury or death because of your magical belief that your kid is somehow more special than other children and that what's good for other children is not good for yours.

This pediatrician is not putting up with it. Never have, never will.

Good policy on vaccinations.

But, is he requiring masks for both patients and staff?

One without the other is self defeating.

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Satan (s8n) posted:

"Vaccinate your kids, I'm not running a fucking day care centre down here"

Science is supposed to be adversarial, not authoritarian. Your pediatrician is seriously mistaken - vaccines are great, but they CAN be bad. Just like seatbelts are great but sometimes have to be recalled.

In scientific ethics, he should be publicly able to defend himself against this allegation - if possible please email or send Mike the pediatrician these URLs:

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