WAPF Leader in New York State Gives Progress Report on Vaccine Exemption Bills

By Kimberly Hartke | Published: March 3, 2009

Activist Asks New Yorkers to Make Calls and Write Letters

If You Live in New York State, and are concerned about parental rights to exempt out of vaccines, please let your voice be heard!

This is just an update on the Vaccine bills about to go before the NY legislature.  We now have bill #s assigned for all three bills to go before the Senate.  They are basically the same 3 bills that are now before the New York Assembly.  NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE HAD 3 BILLS BEFORE EACH HOUSE OF THE LEGISLATURE!  THIS IS OUR BIG CHANCE-PLEASE HELP!

We’ve enjoyed a groundswell of support, unfortunately, as we are hearing from Senator Duane’s office (the Senate Bill sponsor), most of that support is NOT coming from constituents.  They need to hear from voting New Yorkers.

Even if you choose to vaccinate your child, hopefully you’ll agree that parents deserve to exercise their constitutional rights with respect to themselves and their children’s health.  The bills are as follows:

Here are the three vaccination choice bills introduced to the Senate Health Committee on 2/18:

S2337-Philosophical Exemption to Immunization

S2338-Religious Exemption to Immunization

S2339-Medical Exemption to Immunization

Please write to your local senator and tell him/her to support to support the three vaccination bills.  The bills are sponsored by Senator Frank Padavan.   Below is a link to a google.doc.  It is the letter she wrote to her senator.  Feel free to use it as boilerplate if you need something as a base to write a letter from.

Sample Lobbying Letter

A Great Slogan, Don't you Think?

A Great Slogan, Don't you Think?

For more details visit Mykidsmychoice.com.

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