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I dont Know wheteher to have ds with asd vaccinated against swine flu any advice please?

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 18-Nov-09 10:41:57
My DS is the same as yours Boden. He is 14, has ASD and goes to special school and has fairly robust health generally. But I've had NO contact about swine flu jab. I think I would agree if/when we are asked simply because he's never been adversely affected by any other jabs. Personally I don't feel strongly against it in our situation but it is obviously different for you, hearing what your DH said. I would be interested to hear why he is against as I am always willing to change my mind and it seems I have time to do so.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 04-Nov-09 16:05:54
thank you for replying yes he is at sn school like your boys apart from his Autism he is healthy evreybody keeps telling me different things and getting me all confused his dad works with adults with learning difficulties and said this morning no way is he getting it we didnt have time to go into it will talk more tonight thanks again
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 04-Nov-09 12:47:54
Do I presume he is at a SN school and therefore falls under that for priority, so with regards to other kids?

Adifficult one.

Personally, ds1 and ds3 won't be having it as they have had SF and I feel ds3 at elast was possibly vacicne damaged but had they not had it I would consider it for the benefit of other children if some were severely immuno compromised.

But I certainly wouldn't like having it sprung on me and would also not have signed the form whilst I thought about it.

All things being equal, with my boys despite the ASD theya re healthy and fought offflu fine; but there are no children who are immuno suppressed at ds3's SNU. I know when a child with cancer's aprents aked us to get DS3's MMR booster it was a very, very ghard decision to say no (and then taken on basis that he has previous jab).
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 04-Nov-09 12:37:30
I know my spelling and capital use is awful in title lol but anyone?I really am concerned
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 04-Nov-09 11:30:28
my son 16 came home with a form form school last night in his diary saying that they want to vaccinate him against swine flu tomorrow i filled in the form but did not give my consent as i feel it was just sprung on me and i dont know that much about it anyone in a similar situation or has anyones sn teens had the jab? thanks
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