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if you need some immunizations get them done before the medical as they will cost a lot to get them done at the medical...

these are the ones you need if you are between the ages of 18 to 64..

http://www.panelphysicians.com/Pages/Age6.htm

if you are not sure what you have or not get our doctor to get the blood titre test done for you..

Uh oh. I'm pretty sure that I did not have the complete tetanus/diphtheria one because I was allergic to it. The doctor tried it twice and my reaction was more severe each time, so he decided not to give me the full dose. :\ I don't have any kind of record of this, though. Not sure how to handle that if they require it...

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Uh oh. I'm pretty sure that I did not have the complete tetanus/diphtheria one because I was allergic to it. The doctor tried it twice and my reaction was more severe each time, so he decided not to give me the full dose. :\ I don't have any kind of record of this, though. Not sure how to handle that if they require it...

If you are allergic your doctor would have made a note join your file. You need a written letter from your doctor stating you are allergic to the vaccine.

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Just chiming in to encourage you - I was unable to get any live vaccinations (MMR/Varicella) - although I didn't need Varicella and just 1 booster of MMR. My titers showed I had received the MMR as a kid but was not immune to measles and needed a booster. Unfortunately due to the medication I am on (immune reducing) I was not allowed to receive any live vaccines. My doctor wrote me a note and I brought it to my medical and the doctor checked off that I was eligible for a waiver on that shot and everything went fine. I still haven't gotten it and won't be able to unless I get off this medication (unlikely). Another situation is being pregnant means you can't have live vaccines if I recall. The main point is, there are reasons not get shots, the doctors are aware and with a simple doctor's note you will be fine :)

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If you are allergic your doctor would have made a note join your file. You need a written letter from your doctor stating you are allergic to the vaccine.

Just chiming in to encourage you - I was unable to get any live vaccinations (MMR/Varicella) - although I didn't need Varicella and just 1 booster of MMR. My titers showed I had received the MMR as a kid but was not immune to measles and needed a booster. Unfortunately due to the medication I am on (immune reducing) I was not allowed to receive any live vaccines. My doctor wrote me a note and I brought it to my medical and the doctor checked off that I was eligible for a waiver on that shot and everything went fine. I still haven't gotten it and won't be able to unless I get off this medication (unlikely). Another situation is being pregnant means you can't have live vaccines if I recall. The main point is, there are reasons not get shots, the doctors are aware and with a simple doctor's note you will be fine smile.png

Thanks guys! That does make me feel a bit better. I'll have to speak to my doctor about it and see if he is willing to write me a note or something. The records from the previous doctor that would have mentioned the allergy are not accessible anymore (long story), so I'm hoping there'll be a way to get around it. :)

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BTW your current doctor can request the information with your consent from the previous doctor. I had my doctor do that when I changed drs about 4 months into pregnancy. Unless the files are destroyed etc...

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I don't think anyone likes needles! The blood test is a lot easier, in my opinion, than getting vaccinations. Deep breaths, look away, and remember it's bringing you thismuch closer to being with your fiance!

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BTW your current doctor can request the information with your consent from the previous doctor. I had my doctor do that when I changed drs about 4 months into pregnancy. Unless the files are destroyed etc...

Sadly, can't do that for me. :\ Previous doctor didn't keep old records and was found to be falsifying a lot. I guess I should be happy that at least the blood test is an option to prove immunities, anyway.

Thanks for the advice and such.

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May 24th, 2016 - I-751 Package sent to CSC

May 26th, 2016 - NOA1 receipt date

June 3rd, 2016 - NOA1 received in mail

July 28th, 2016 - Biometrics letter received, appointment for Aug 12th

July 29th, 2016 - Biometrics completed after walking-in early

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I don't have any of my vaccine records, so I'm going to have to get the blood test done.

Quick Q though, I rarely visit doctors or hospitals and we don't have a family doctor (moved around a lot). Do I just go to a walk-in clinic and ask for a blood test or should I call the local hospital?

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