State Public School Vaccination Requirements

Map of Public school requirements by State

Theosophy: Condemns innoculations

President of the Theosophy Society, 1907

“It (Theosophy) declares that all inoculations of disease into the healthy body are illegitimate, and it condemns all such. It declares that all those foul injections of modern medicine which use animal fluids to restore the exhausted vitality of man are ruinous to the body into which they are put” pg 173, London Lectures of 1907 by Annie Besant. Book sold on Amazon

Read her lectures…Can Theosophists claim a religious exemption?

Vaccine Exemption Language: A Religious Contention

Religious exemption language:  Christianity, Mormonism, Jehovah Witnesses, Jews, Islam

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THEOSOPHY:  Immunizations-Violating Nature’s Processes

Every wound inflicted is such an opening, every substance entering that artificial channel is such a foreign provisioning. Most of our medicines are of the nature of policemen and soldiers — armed and accepted intruders made necessary by law-breaking, but no more a cure for the evils in the one case than the other. Troops and police are themselves symptoms of disorder. Read more:

VACCINE EXEMPTIONS

For US forms and information on vaccine exemptions by state

Canada: Although vaccination is not mandatory in 7 provinces of Canada.  Parents are led to believe vaccines are mandatory in order to get their children into school.

Vaccines are mandatory in BC, Manitoba, and Ontario. However, vaccine exemptions are available. You can decline vaccination for your child as a matter of “conscience”  CANADA EXEMPTION FORMS

Canada (VRAN) Vaccine Risk Awareness Network

Thousands of people who waited in line for hours to receive their H1N1 flu vaccination at the North York Civic Centre in Toronto. (Nathan Denette/Canadian Press) CBC News

Unlike some countries, immunization is not mandatory in Canada; it cannot be made mandatory because of the Canadian Constitution. Three provinces require proof of immunization for school entrance: Ontario and New Brunswick for diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps, and rubella immunization; Manitoba for measles. But, exceptions are permitted on medical or religious grounds and reasons of conscience; legislation and regulations must not be interpreted to imply compulsory immunization. (Immunization in Canada; May, 1997; Vol 23S4 and Canadian National Report on Immunization; 1996).

This means that nobody in Canada can be forced to receive a vaccination. In some cases, nursery schools, daycares, and other schools which are privately owned and operated can demand vaccination for enrollment. But publically-funded schools and daycares cannot.

Furthermore, Canadian Medical Law clearly states that healthcare recipients must be informed of all significant risks posed by any invasive medical procedure that carries a risk of injury or death. Vaccination is such a procedure; every Canadian must have received and understood all the information that is pertinent to the vaccination(s) to which they consent.

• Legal Exemptions & Forms Note that in Ontario, exemption forms must be notarized by one of: a notary public, a lawyer, or a commissioner of oath (the latter is usually accessible at any municipal building).
• Canadian Medical Law: Informed Consent & Your Rights
• Ontario Day Nurseries Act (includes a provision for exemption from vaccination)
• Health Canada  Immunization is Not Mandatory in Canada

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Exemption page….