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Are “Well Visits” Necessary?

September 18, 2010 By Stephanie

“Maybe we should call and cancel,” I said to Tim last night as we were pulling our white comforter up to our chins at midnight. “You’re just telling me this now?” he said sleepily, “Their appointments are tomorrow.” I reply, “I know, but I’m just not sure how I feel about it. Why are we […]

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vaccines [undecided]

July 22, 2010 By Stephanie

Two kids (and hours of research) later, Tim and I are still undecided. We’ve read “The Vaccine Book” (an excellent book, by the way). We’ve interviewed Dr. Sears on phone and by e-mail. We’ve scribbled down questions for our pediatrician. We’ve read blog posts and heard reasons. We’ve looked at what Dr. Tenpenny has to […]

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Wordless Wednesday: vaccines

November 4, 2009 By Stephanie

Yesterday and today, I spent a good deal of time wrestling over vaccine issues: researching, praying, and trying to find peace. In the end, we ended up getting two [as evidenced above]. I’m still not sure how I feel about the whole thing.

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