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In response to "I'm sure the expense of malpractice lawsuits factor into their decisions to accede to the parent's wishes in these types of cases. -- nm" by znufrii

malpractice?

Posted by Danedukenuuk Apr 21 '09, 08:46

how can it be malpractice if a parent wants a child vaccinated?

but now a dr. can say NO its againt my relgion to give you a vaccatination

the parent s that don't want a vacc. are not going to ask in the first place are they?

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that's not what I'm talking about at all. - znufrii Apr 21, 08:47 7
- there was a discussion about a few weeks back when someone surgestet that a doctour should have that right - Danedukenuuk Apr 21, 08:50 6
  - well, I can't think that a doctor would be able to pass his board examinations, or have them quickly revoked - znufrii Apr 21, 08:52 1
    - word -- nm - Danedukenuuk Apr 21, 08:55
  - oh, and that discussion was not related at ALL to vaccination. -- nm - loosilu Apr 21, 08:52 1
    - I can see how it's not that far of a stretch, though. - znufrii Apr 21, 08:54
  - the result will be that some kids never go to a doctor. -- nm - loosilu Apr 21, 08:51 1
    - well like i say some parents are pjenomenal in the job of parenting and some are utterly stupid - Danedukenuuk Apr 21, 08:57

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