I'm starting to wonder how true getting certain things once in your lifetime really is. Chase showed me some bumps on his chest and stomach last night and I realized he has a very light case of chicken pox. They were mostly on his abdomen, a few on his arms, neck and jaw line. Then, his legs were covered with poison ivy, so it's hard to say if there was anything there or not, but they seemed to pretty much stop at his waistline, from what I could tell.
I called the doctor to see where he was on his vaccine for it and they said he'd had one at 2 and then again at 5 when he entered kindergarten and he doesn't need anymore right now. I told her I thought it looked like chicken pox and she said it was funny because just a few minutes before I called she had another mom call with a 12 year old boy (Chase will be 12 in a couple of months) that also seemed to have a case of light chicken pox. Hmmmm....me thinks they need to rethink the way this vaccine is set up. Starting to wonder if I should have his titres checked.
Then, as I was telling a girl at work about it we got onto the subject of Kaelin and how even though you're not supposed to be able or shouldn't get chicken pox after getting the vaccine or from the vaccine she got it just a few days after getting her vaccine at 1 years old. Just a real light case. Then, a couple years later, before kindergarten, Cole got it and she got it again, but worse...still not terrible. How are you supposed to know if you're immune to it if you get it a couple of times and the vaccine? So this same girl who got the vaccine for chicken pox and still managed to get chicken pox twice, also had fifths disease twice; confirmed by a doctor. I even questioned the doctor when I took her last month and she looked at me funny and said "yeah, you're only supposed to be able to get it once". So weird!
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