From NVIC link above:
Quick Fact: For a child to be exempt from immunizations on religious grounds, the parent or guardian must furnish the school/facility with a notarized
affidavit stating that immunization conflicts with his or her religious beliefs. There is [WAS] no standard form for Religious Exemption, however,
in 2015 the Department of Health created a form which appears to be an overreach of their authority. NVIC recommends that parents with concerns about
the exemption form provided by the Department of Health seek legal advice. Medical exemptions are also allowed.
For additional help with exemptions, birth plan, etc questions: Check our
Vaccination Liberation State Chapterand other resource organizations located in your state.
If your state specific help is not available, Contact us.
- - - Available Exemptions - - -
Medical &
Religious
For a child to be exempt from immunizations on religious grounds, the parent or guardian must furnish the school/facility with a notarized affidavit stating that immunization
conflicts with his or her religious beliefs. The Department of Health has a form (DPH Form 2208) for Religious Exemption,
However, while the DOH requires this state form, the form is improper from the standpoint of mixing the
beliefs of a "health department" with the parent's belief making the Affidavit questionable from a legal point of view. Medical exemptions are also allowed.
Your Choice.
Join thousands of other pioneers in refuting the presumed authority the corporate government has over your life.
Break the presumptions by negating adhesion contracts. Find out if your state's corporate statutes actually apply to you.
Did you sign a contract binding you to adhere to their statutes? Not likely. To learn more,
go to this page. PDF documents (.pdf)
links to (USA States)
Exemptions, Process for Religious Exemption, Health Care Minors can Consent to and calls to action, petitions, etc.
Stand For Health Freedom
For those who are planning a hospital birth but want to evade invasive
routine post natal procedures such as a Hep B shot, vitamin K
injection, newborn screening, or the application of silver nitrate in
the newborn's eyes, a very specific birthing plan must be submitted to
the hospital in advance of the birth. Hospital staff must be informed,
in advance, of your needs, wants and desires where your baby and
birthing experience are concerned. The same applies to midwives.
Steps:
Create the Birthplan. Or modify one of our ours to fit your state laws and any other personal circumstances. (see below)
Sign the birthplan in front of a Notary.
Submit the birth plan to your hospital or midwife. Keep a couple extra copies in case plans change.
Make sure affected parties (doctors, nurses, etc) understand your requirements and wishes.
Plan on having one or two trusted persons stay with the mother and
child to watch the child at all times while in the hospital, so no
unwanted injections are given the baby.
The birth plan arrangements and letter should be turned in before delivery date.
Birth Plans GENERAL INFORMATION (To be used with hospitals and/or midwives)
(Links to model birth plan letters)
Model Birth Plan Letter for Hospital Births. You can attach an
exemption from immunizations. In some states, there are religious
exemptions from newborn screening tests such as PKU, etc...
Model Birth Plan Letter for Hospital Births for an adopted child...
Model letter for hospital births for adoptions -- Dear Doctor and Medical Staff.doc (11427) (.doc)
Model letter for hospital births for adoptions.doc
The birth plan arrangements and letter should be turned in before delivery date.
This "Refusal to Permit Medical Treatment" form below is optional.
Georgia State specific information Medical Treatment Refusal
None at this time.
GENERAL INFORMATION (Medical Refusal Forms and Affidavit)
1. Make an informed choice as far ahead of birth as possible.
2. See the Black box warning in the
FDA Package Insert for the Injection.
3. Know your options: Pre-Birth Diet, Oral Vitamin K, or synthetic Vitamin K Injection.
GENERAL INFORMATION Vitamin K
Vitamin K Injection...
The Question of Vitamin K for Newborns
"Essentially all human infants are born with very low blood levels of vitamin K and, since low amounts of vitamin K crosses into breast milk, levels remain low for several weeks after birth in breastfed babies. The purpose of this natural, universal experience of low vitamin K levels in newborns is not known. ..."
"Mouse and epidemiologic studies indicate that the neonatal “deficiency” of vitamin K, which promotes cell turnover, may actually protect the developing fetus from damaging substances that “escape the primary placental screen.”
Read the rest of the article here:
http://www.thevaccinereaction.org/
The prescribing information on Vitamin K shot states that fatalities are an adverse reaction according to the Merck pharmaceutical package insert.
Warning
"The injectable form of vitamin K can rarely cause severe (sometimes fatal) allergic reactions when given by injection into a muscle or vein.
Therefore, vitamin K should be injected into a muscle or vein only when it cannot be given by injection under the skin or taken by mouth, or when your doctor has judged
that the benefit is greater than the risk. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience symptoms of an allergic reaction such as rash, itching, swelling, dizziness, or trouble breathing."
Potential exists for the newborn to experience hypersensitivity to any component of this medication.
Each milliliter contains: Phytonadione .. 2 mg or 10 mg
Inactive ingredients:
Polyoxyethylated fatty acid derivative .... 70 mg
Dextrose................................... 37.5 mg
Water for Injection, q.s. .................. 1 mL
Added as preservative: Benzyl alcohol .... 0.9%
Although oral vitamin K is not licensed for use as a drug by the FDA,
drops for oral administration are available. Typically, one drop
contains 2 mg. of vitamin K. Contact a midwife in your area, or a
birthing supply company (such as
birthwithlove.com),
or Scientific Botanicals (206 527-5521) where your health care provider can order liquid vitamin K directly.
Informed Consent Defense (2020 Pilot Survey)
Wonderful Graphs comparing various unvaccinated vs vaccinated disease rates for vaccines and Vitamin K at birth
PDF 4.8MB
Georgia State specific information Hepatitis B
None at this time.
Hepatitis B Vaccine
Most states now require the Hepatitis B vaccine for newborns. Many parents are also cornered by emergency room
personnel during accident visits. Hospitals nationally are under
pressure to utilize every opportunity to score a "hit." If your
pediatrician understands your views, get him involved with the
hospital. As a last resort, protect your right to receive quality care
in by asking hospital personal to sign the following waiver. Usually,
you'll never find anybody in the hospital to sign this simple form, but
you well get relief from demands to vaccinate your child.
"I certify that the (Name of Vaccine)________ vaccine being
administered to (Name of Child)_________ is free from all known and yet
unknown zoonotic or human viruses or viral fragments and will not cause
acute or chronic illness in the recipient due to viral contamination or
as a reaction to the components of this vaccine. (Signature of
Physician and Date)_________."
Georgia State specific information New Born Screening
Birth Exemptions:
Religious Exemption from newborn screening allowed under Ga. Code Ann. § 31-12-7
31-12-7. (a) The department, or its successor agency or department, shall adopt and promulgate appropriate rules and regulations governing tests for phenylketonuria, sickle cell anemia, and sickle cell trait so that as nearly as possible all newborn infants who are susceptible or likely to have phenylketonuria, sickle cell anemia, or sickle cell trait shall receive a test for phenylketonuria, sickle cell anemia, or sickle
cell trait, or all of such conditions as soon after birth as successful testing and treatment therefore may be initiated; provided, however, that this Code section shall not apply to any infant whose parents object thereto on the grounds that such tests and treatment conflict with their religious tenets and practices.
http://www.lexisnexis.com/...[search for 31-12-7]
Newborn Screening for Metabolic and Sickle Cell Disorders Program
Screening: Parents Refusal
Religious grounds are the only valid reason for refusal of newborn screening. If a parent objects to testing based on religious grounds,
a hospital official is to inform the parent of the consequences of refusal (possible infant death or retardation) and require the
parent to complete a statement indicating their declination of newborn screening for religious reasons. This signed refusal should
be retained in the record of the physician, midwife or individual attending the delivery.
If you take your new baby to an MD as opposed to a naturopath and/or
chiropractor, please be aware of and careful of any forms you sign.
Our WARNING
below is about signing (some) state approved and AAP created forms. See
this letter from our director, Ingri Cassel, before you consider
signing waiver forms.
WARNING!
To ALL who choose to partially vaccinate or NOT vaccinate their
children:
We (here in Idaho) are hearing more reports of schools and daycares across our state not
honoring legal and valid vaccine exemptions.
The following article contains very important information as to why you
do NOT want to sign AAP's (state adopted) exemption form:
http://childhealthsafety.wordpress.com/ ...
Older letter regarding exemptions in Idaho (similar to many states today)
Dear VacLib Members and Friends -
Wanted to give you all a heads up on state issued exemption forms. I
haven't had to deal with this personally for several years, and I
always crossed out sentences or clauses, and often adding some of my
own, before signing their exemption of medical release type of forms.
When Donna Carrillo began to diligently search out existing exemption
forms and posting them, I read over a couple of them and encouraged
people to make up their own whenever possible. After having a "closer
encounter" with such a form - a form provided to the state of Idaho by
the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention and used by licensed Idaho daycares, I was shocked into
the VERY REAL danger of signing these forms without changing them
significantly.
Any form one affixes their initials to, dates and affixes their
signature to at the end is a LEGAL document. All statements prior to
your signature you must agree to fully OR restrict your signature to
say that you are signing under TDC - threat, duress, and coercion. The
form that my daughter was told she needed to fill out for this daycare
is posted here:
ChildCareExemptForm.pdf.
On this form, she crossed out all the "nots" and in her personal
statement she further clarified that she understands fully the risks of
vaccinating her child.
I have since found out that most public schools and daycares in other
states also use a similar form. Basically, by initialing and signing
this form as is, you are admitting to understanding that "vaccine
preventable" diseases are extremely deadly and ALSO admitting to
negligence for willfully denying your son/daughter the life saving
protection that vaccines offer. These forms are MEANT to not only be
intimidating but to catch the legally ignorant off guard. This is very
serious to me since all states have adopted the federally funded Child
Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act which gives states the right to
literally steal your children for up to 48 hours -- the time they have
to prove child neglect OR abuse.
If it were ME, I would insist that they accept a form that I provide
them since it satisfies the law. If there are any problems or they
insist on me using their form, I would cite the law and ask the school
or daycare provider where it actually says in state statute that this
particular form is the only form that will satisfy the law. Since your
parental rights are at stake here, it is best to be vigilant and err on
the side of being overly cautious.
A modified AAP form is posted here that you may wish to use with your doctor: AAPmodified.htm
Not all State employees are aware of the law and many exhibit the
Hitler Complex. Take a firm stand. Some individuals have had difficulty
getting the required forms. Such arrogance on the part of State
employees should be reported to the Director of your state Department
of Health.
Black's Law Dictionary - Sixth Edition - the definition of Affidavit. This is the dictionary used by the American Bar Association and all
judges/magistrates/attorneys.
Affidavit - A written or printed declaration or statement of facts, made voluntarily, and confirmed by oath
or affirmation of the party making it, taken before a person having authority to administer such oath or affirmation.
[notary]
Warning: Any affidavit we supply is a suggestion or template for you to modify to fit your beliefs or understanding of facts. The
"facts" are those of the person signing the affidavit.
Some definitions for terms on AFFIDAVIT:
Further Affiant Saith Not
Affiant: a person who makes an affidavit.
Saith: A third person singular present tense of say.
Sui Juris: having full legal capacity to act on one's own behalf : not subject to the authority of another
An Adult Affidavit, with Christian beliefs, is here. (MSDOC file)
Feel free to modify as needed.
Dr. Tenpenny had the following forms on her web site. (Now Archived) The forms are generic and may be used in any state. Check any references that might need updating.
Affidavit for Parents Participating in International Adoption (Word) (pdf)
Hep B vaccine in hospital for newborn refusal, sample (pdf)
OSHA Declination Statement Form (also, pdf)
Religious exemption letter that was approved in Florida (Word) (pdf)
School Vaccine Exemption Form, sample (Word) (pdf)
TB testing refusal, sample (pdf)
Childcare and School Immunization Requirements
Most states now require the Hepatitis B vaccine for newborns. Many parents are also cornered by emergency room personnel during accident visits. Hospitals nationally are under pressure to utilize every opportunity to score a "hit." If your pediatrician understands your views, get him involved with the hospital. As a last resort, protect your right to receive quality care in the following manner. (Usually, you'll never find anybody in the hospital to sign this simple form):
"I certify that the (Name of Vaccine)________ vaccine being administered to (Name of Child)_________ is free from all known and yet unknown zoonotic or human viruses or viral fragments and will not cause acute or chronic illness in the recipient due to viral contamination or as a reaction to the components of this vaccine. (Signature of Physician and Date)_________."
If you do get a signature, hold on to the form.
The ACCEPTANCE OF RESPONSIBILITY is imperative in exercising
your rights for legal exemptions from forced medical experimentation and legalized bioterrorism. DO be prepared to fight for your baby's rights!
An index page to various Acceptance of Responsibility) forms is here: .
http://www.vaclib.org/legal/accept.htm
Certificates
The immunization requirements apply to children who attend a school or childcare
facility daily, part time or once in a while. [... see link for more.]
Exemptions
Georgia law allows for two types of exemptions from the immunization requirements:
medical and religious. Each child must have one of two items on file—either a valid
Georgia Immunization Certificate (Form 3231) or a signed, notarized statement, which
is called an affidavit of religious exemption.
Medical Exemptions must be renewed Yearly.
Religious exemption
"– There is no standard form for the affidavit of religious exemption. The parent or
guardian must give the school or childcare facility a signed and dated notarized
affidavit stating that immunizations are against the family’s religious beliefs."
[Note: The state does have a Religious Exemption form. (2208) However, the Affidavit asks the parent to acknowledge certain beliefs that it is unlikely
the parent will agree with.]
The Department of Health now has a standard form (DPH Form 2208) for the affidavit (click target to open definition)
of religious exemption. The parent or
guardian must give the school or childcare facility a signed and dated notarized
affidavit stating that immunizations are against the family’s religious beliefs.
This affidavit of religious exemption should be filed instead of the Georgia
Immunization Certificate (Form 3231). The affidavit does not expire.
Educate parents that in the event of a vaccine-preventable disease outbreak, children
with medical or religious exemptions will be excluded from attending the school or
childcare facility.
Georgia Law
https://codes.findlaw.com/ga/title-20-education/ga-code-sect-20-2-771.html
Georgia Code Title 20. Education § 20-2-771
(e) This Code section shall not apply to a child whose parent or legal guardian objects to immunization of the child on the grounds that the
immunization conflicts with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian; however, the immunization may be required in cases when such disease
is in epidemic stages. For a child to be exempt from immunization on religious grounds, the parent or guardian must first furnish the
responsible official of the school or facility an affidavit in which the parent or guardian swears or affirms that the immunization required
conflicts with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian.
+++++++
Black's Law Dictionary - Sixth Edition - the definition of Affidavit and other terms.
Legal Definitions
Georgia State: Affidavit OF IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS DUE TO CONFLICT OF RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
English: https://dph.georgia.gov/ [PDF] [Avoid due to false statements that you probably do not agree with.]
Note: the form above not a proper Affidavit.
If your school is attempting to force you to use some version of the above form, then please see our two links below for
suggestions as what to mark out and/or substitute in the state provided form.
Note: Check each form before use for false statements embeded into the form. Language in forms can change quickly.
Georgia law allows for two types of exemptions from the immunization requirements: medical and religious. Each child must have one of two items on file—either a valid Georgia Immunization Certificate (Form 3231) or a signed, notarized statement, which is called an affidavit of religious exemption. Religious Exemption Affidavit must be notarized.
Reference: The Official Code of Georgia, Annotated, Section 20-2-771 (e): This Code section shall not apply to a child whose parent or legal guardian objects to immunization on the grounds that the immunization conflicts with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian, however, the immunization may be required in cases when such disease is in epidemic stages.
For a child to be exempt from immunization on religious grounds, the parent or legal guardian must first furnish the responsible official of the school or facility an affidavit in which the parent or guardian swears or affirms that the immunization required conflicted with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian.
[PDF] VACCINATION EXEMPTION PURSUANT TO THE OFFICIAL CODE OF GEORGIA ANNOTATED § 20-2-771
4. (e) This Code section shall not apply to a child whose parent or legal guardian objects to immunization of the child on the grounds that the immunization conflicts with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian; however, the immunization may be required in cases when such disease is in epidemic stages. For a child to be exempt from immunization on religious grounds, the parent or guardian must first furnish the responsible official of the school or facility an affidavit in which the parent or guardian swears or affirms that the immunization required conflicts with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian.
ExemptionVacLib-Georgia.doc
[PDF] Waiver of Immunization Requirements Due to Conflict of Religious Objection ...
IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS: AFFIDAVIT OF RELIGIOUS OBJECTION
Atlanta Public Schools
https://www.atlantapublicschools.us/ ... [PDF]
Here is the pertinent part of Georgia Code. It was revised slightly in 2013 but did not affect the submission of a
sworn affidavit as sufficient for a religious exemption.
O.C.G.A. § 20-2-771
GEORGIA CODE
Copyright 2016 by The State of Georgia
All rights reserved.
*** Current Through the 2016 Regular Session ***
TITLE 20. EDUCATION
CHAPTER 2. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
ARTICLE 16. STUDENTS
PART 3. HEALTH
O.C.G.A. § 20-2-771. Immunization of students
(e) This Code section shall not apply to a child whose parent or legal guardian objects to immunization of the child on the grounds that the immunization conflicts with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian; however, the immunization may be required in cases when such disease is in epidemic stages. For a child to be exempt from immunization on religious grounds, the parent or guardian must first furnish the responsible official of the school or facility an affidavit in which the parent or guardian swears or affirms that the immunization required conflicts with the religious beliefs of the parent or guardian.
(f) During an epidemic or a threatened epidemic of any disease preventable by an immunization required by the Department of Public Health, children who have not been immunized may be excluded from the school or facility until (1) they are immunized against the disease, unless they present valid evidence of prior disease, or (2) the epidemic or threat no longer constitutes a significant public health danger.
(g) The requirement of a certificate of immunization shall become effective for all children entering or attending facilities on or after April 7, 1981. The certification requirement shall apply to all children entering or attending schools:
(1) On September 1, 1981, for all such children entering or attending kindergarten or the first, ninth, tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grades, or of the equivalent ages if grade divisions are not used;
(2) On September 1, 1982, for all such children entering or attending all grades, or of all ages if grade divisions are not used.
(h) Any responsible official permitting any child to remain in a school or facility in violation of this Code section, and any parent or guardian who intentionally does not comply with this Code section, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than $100.00 or by imprisonment for not more than 12 months. The Department of Public Health may adopt rules and regulations for the enforcement of this Code section. The Department of Public Health and the local board of health, or either of them, may institute a civil action in the superior court of the county in which the defendant resides for injunctive relief to prevent a threatened or continuing violation of any provision of this Code section.
State Form
See our warnings/suggestions above
Excerpt: scroll to the bottom of PDF:
511-2-2-.07 Religious Objections to Required Immunizations.
(1) Except as provided in subsection (2) below, a child shall be exempt from the required immuni- zations if the parent or legal guardian furnished a
written statement swearing or affirming that such immunizations conflict with his or her religious beliefs.
Thus the "new" state provided form is not required by statue law but is required by the Rules of the Department: Schools and Childcare
General Information [From NVIC
https://www.nvic.org/law-policy-state/vaccine-laws-georgia
Vaccination Requirements - The Board of Regents for the University System of Georgia develops and implements immunization policy for public
colleges and universities. To learn more about which vaccines are required and which vaccines should be considered for students attending a
Georgia public college click
here. Private colleges in Georgia develop and implement immunization policies individually for their
campuses. Please contact the private college directly to inquire about their immunization requirements.
Link to Exemption Information page in link above.
4.8.2 Immunization Requirements for Students
...
Pursuant to legislation enacted in 2003, all students residing in campus housing are required to sign a document stating that they have received a vaccination against meningococcal disease or
reviewed the information provided by the institution (BoR Minutes, October 2003)
.
Source of above paragraph:
http://www.usg.edu/policymanual/section4/C334/%20/%20p4.8.2_immunization_requirements_for_students
ϑ RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION I affirm that immunization as required by the University System of Georgia is in conflict with my religious beliefs. I understand that I am subject to exclusion in the event of an outbreak of a disease for which immunization is required. __________________________________________________________________
Signature of student (required ONLY for religious exemption) Date
Floyd College
3175 Cedartown Hwy., SE, P.O. Box 1864 - Rome, Georgia 30162-1864
CERTIFICATE OF IMMUNIZATION
Bottom of form, page 2.
Part III – Exemptions
I,____________________________________affirm that immunization as required by the University System of Georgia is in conflict with my religious beliefs. I understand that I am subject to exclusion in the event of an outbreak of a disease for which immunization is required. (.pdf) https://www.applyweb.com/apply/floyd/immune.pdf
Berry College - 2277 Martha Berry Hwy NW • Mount Berry, GA 30149
Q: What kind of immunization requirements will I have to meet?
A: Before registering for classes, the Health and Wellness Center must have record of two Measles, Mumps, and Rubella vaccinations, as well as a Health History and Self-Report.
If you reside on campus, Georgia law also requires that you receive a meningitis vaccination or waive this immunization. A copy of the needed forms can be obtained online.
Meningitis Vaccination Record/Waiver
Georgia state law requires all resident students to receive the meningococcal meningitis vaccine, or sign a waiver stating their understanding of the requirement,
but expressing a choice to decline the vaccine. Students who are commuters are exempt from the meningitis requirement.
Without this information, students will not be permitted to register for their classes in the semester following their enrollment. All forms may be accessed
online by logging into Medicat Patient Portal with your VikingWeb credentials.
Check with College to see if Religious Exemption for University System of Georgia is accepted at Berry College.
Older Form
Check off the Religious Exemption at the bottom of the page of the form. Signature is required.
EXEMPTIONS:
______ Exemption on grounds of permanent medical contraindication
______ Exemption on grounds of temporary medical contraindication
______ A. Pregnancy, expected delivery date: _____/_____
______ B. Other, anticipated date of contraindication's end: _____/_____
______ Religious exemption: I affirm that immunization as required by the University System of Georgia is in conflict with my religious beliefs.
I understand that exemption for any of the reasons listed above subjects me to exclusion from campus in the event of an outbreak of a disease for
which immunization is required.
Signature of Student:___________________________________________Date: ____/____/______
Gainsville College (check religious exemption at bottom of form) looks like this... ϑ RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION I affirm that immunization as required by the University System of Georgia is in conflict with my religious beliefs. I understand that I am subject to exclusion from campus in the event of an outbreak of a disease for which immunization is required.
Gordon College - Barnesville, GA
********************************************************************************************* ϑ Religious Exemption I affirm that immunization as required by the University System of Georgia is in conflict with my religious beliefs. I understand that I am subject to exclusion from campus in the event of an outbreak of a disease for which immunization is required.
____________________________________________________________________________ Signature of student Date
(Student signature required only for religious exemption)
Exemptions may be provided on the following basis:
Religious Objection
Medical Reasons*Requires Physician’s certification (documentation required)
In the event of a disease outbreak, these students may be excluded from any institution or facility of the University System until such time as they present valid evidence that they are immunized against the disease, have had the disease and recovered, or the epidemic or threat no longer constitutes a significant public health danger.
Mercer University RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION (Must be signed and notarized)
Federal Disclosure Requirements, Health and Safety Information, link to Immunization Policy http://disclosure.mercer.edu/health/
Exemptions: Religious or Medical exemption language found
here.
Exemptions from compliance with the immunization policy include:
1. Religious exemption: The student must provide a notarized letter from an official of the religion, such as an ordained
minister or priest, affirming that the required immunizations are in conflict with the beliefs or practices of the religion. The
name of the organization must be specified in the letter, and the letter must be provided on the organization’s letterhead.
2. Medical exemption: Must be written on office stationery, signed by a MD (not a relative of the student), and
stamped with his/her office stamp. The letter should state the reason for the exemption, and whether the exemption is
temporary or permanent.
OSHA
Standard Interpretations
09/23/1997 - The Bloodborne Pathogen Standard and the Enforcement Procedures for TB.
"Finally, be aware that participation in the employer's skin testing
program is voluntary on the part of the employee. OSHA does not require
that employees participate in TB skin testing, only that the employer
make such skin testing available to employees."
OSHA
Standard Interpretations
09/23/1997 - The Bloodborne Pathogen Standard and the Enforcement Procedures for TB.
"Finally, be aware that participation in the employer's skin testing
program is voluntary on the part of the employee. OSHA does not require
that employees participate in TB skin testing, only that the employer
make such skin testing available to employees."
The above TB and Lead exemption letters are courtesy of Deirdre DeVane of Wash DC. Thank you Deirdre!
The adult TB letters were edited by Sherri Tenpenny. Thank you Sherri!
TB can be detected by biofeedback machines that are hooked up to a
computer, such as the QXCI, Best BioMeridian MSAS (Meridian Stress
Assessment) or Electro Dermal Screening, Quantum Life System, and the
F-Scan. You will need to ask specifically for a pathogen scan,
especially TB. You will also need to request a printout with the
results.
Next (below) in Misc are some QXCI and other practitioners. (If known.)
Misc Info and explanation of QXCI - Etc.
QXCI SCIO EPFX Overview
(The SCIO and the EPFX are the same device.
It is known as the EPFX in the USA and the SCIO world wide.)
Source:
energymedicinereview.com/qxci-scio-epfx.html [Now inactive]
Use Google or other search engine to find a BioMeridian Practitioner in your area.
If you do not find a practitioner, you can contact the current device manufacturer for the practitioner in your area. ihtbio.com/support-and-help/
Georgia specific information Misc/QXCI
QXCI providers in Georgia
Practitioners for Georgia
CHRISTIAN HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE
Healthy Touch Whole Health Care
Howard J. Elrod RMT, NCTMB
504 Riverside Parkway, Suite 104
Rome, Georgia 30161
706-232-0708 https://www.healthytouchrome.com/
Your Choice.
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