Fingers crossed

[Ironman140 45]

Well our timeline say's this should be the week

But still worried about Proof of Vaccinations

We've had no luck getting Betty's records. only Paper records exists.

and there lost in the archives somewhere

But she Clearly has 2 marks on her arm from the Vaccinations.

plus she has been told by local doctors that this will be enough Proof ???

Do we take our chances that this will due.

Or try and get other tests done before medical ?

she has chest X-ray scheduled for this week.

she can just bring this with her to medical correct ??

thank you everyone

[KLS2010 30]

Well our timeline say's this should be the week

But still worried about Proof of Vaccinations

We've had no luck getting Betty's records. only Paper records exists.

and there lost in the archives somewhere

But she Clearly has 2 marks on her arm from the Vaccinations.

plus she has been told by local doctors that this will be enough Proof ???

Do we take our chances that this will due.

Or try and get other tests done before medical ?

she has chest X-ray scheduled for this week.

she can just bring this with her to medical correct ??

thank you everyone

I could be wrong....but I very highly doubt that a panel physician will accept the marks on her arm as proof. They need written proof of vaccinations as far as I am aware.

I didn't have written proof of my vaccinations either. I just went to my local doctor and had a blood test to check immunity for the things that are required. The required vaccinations are dependant on age. For most people it would be MMR (Measles/Mumps/Rubella), Tdap (Tetanus/Diphtheria/Acellular Pertussis (whooping cough)) and varicella (chicken pox).

Keep in mind also that even if you have been fully vaccinated in the past - immunity wears off to most things over time. My vaccination history was complete, but my blood test still showed I had no immunity to either Measles or Mumps, only Rubella (even though this is a combined vaccination here).

Good luck!