I would have sworn someone on this forum posted a link to either a website or pdf that had a side by side comparison of the traditional vaccination schedule to the delayed schedule. I can't seem to find it now. Does anyone have a link? Thanks!
Are you talking about the study? There was a study released recently (thts been posted on here) that shows there is no difference between delaying and not...aka no benifits to delaying.
we do the delay schedule and it has worked for us.......i don't agree with DD getting more than 1 shot in a visit and most of the shots are multi vaccines to begin with. and if our dr. is willing to spread them out then why not? also...DD has not had ANY reactions yet--and i have never had to give her tylenol (generic tylenol).
DD gets 1 shot and 1 oral on the even months and 1 shot on the odd months. the odd month visits take 5 minutes, it is given by the nurse.
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Re: Who had the delay vaccination schedule compared to the traditional link?
Is this the one you were looking for? ?Someone posted it the other day and I copied it into my e-mail
https://laura.strashny.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/Dr_Sears_Alternate_vaccine_schedule_Vaccine_Book.png
(sorry not clicky, on a mac)?
we do the delay schedule and it has worked for us.......i don't agree with DD getting more than 1 shot in a visit and most of the shots are multi vaccines to begin with. and if our dr. is willing to spread them out then why not? also...DD has not had ANY reactions yet--and i have never had to give her tylenol (generic tylenol).
DD gets 1 shot and 1 oral on the even months and 1 shot on the odd months. the odd month visits take 5 minutes, it is given by the nurse.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!