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What Is The Way To Refuse A Vaccine?

By lucienm August 04, 2020 17 answers Last updated August 04, 2020

Hello! I am 24 years old. Next year I will have mandatory immunization. For personal reasons, I want to refuse it, but the website Pravatami.bg says that: "I have the right to refuse mandatory immunization for myself, but this will lead to administrative penalties and other negative consequences." What real punishment and negative consequences (apart from possible ones for my health) can my refusal to vaccinate lead to? Have any of you refused a vaccine? Thank you in advance! Be healthy!

Answers 17

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wunvm answered · August 04, 2020

   I refused without any consequences, but in a foreign country. Seek a doctor to sign a fake document.

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justkasie90 answered · August 04, 2020

   I don't know your reasons, but vaccines are good. And the answer to your question is, no one can force you, or even seek to vaccinate you. You have to go alone. I personally did not understand that I had to go and missed. I found out the next year, I'm still angry that I missed it. Like I said, they vaccinate for your own good. It's stupid to know it's your turn not to go. But the decision is yours. If only there was no story later - How stupid I am and I have measles.

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sissbubblebutt answered · August 04, 2020

   Health comes first. What do you care how much you get fined if you die for not getting vaccinated? Better alive and well than dead and poor, isn't it? Is Tetanus the vaccine? It is a very dangerous disease and people die from it. If you want to die of suffocation due to paralysis of the respiratory muscles due to an accidental scratching or cutting, do not get the vaccine.

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milena2001 answered · August 04, 2020

   I refused, nothing happened, calm down. When I left, I had just gotten a tattoo and was taking Urostim, which is a pill vaccine. I was told that there was no need to do it without it.

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beckyangel answered · August 04, 2020

   I just never went to get vaccinated after school. So far I have not had an administrative penalty for 25 years.

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yooki_ answered · August 04, 2020

   The consequences for your health will not be negative, but positive!

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hungfarmer29 answered · August 05, 2020

   What? At 24, I can't think of anything on the calendar

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pandoragrey95 answered · August 05, 2020

   Hello, she is the author. Thank you to everyone who commented! The vaccine is reimmunized against tetanus and diphtheria at the age of 25 and every ten years thereafter. Number 2, my personal doctor now "sends a message" to my parents every two months, if I had prepared that he would vaccinate me next year ...

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strokenmy8 answered · August 05, 2020

   Hey, the anti-vaxers have come here as well - flat-eaters and garbage eaters are on the move! Stop succumbing to stupid propaganda and take care of your health! And parents who refuse to vaccinate their children are criminals. Yes, children are theirs, but they are dangerous to society.

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bbbbeeebbbb answered · August 06, 2020

   One more thing - the vaccine in question was given to me twice - first at the university, then at the place of residence. 24 years later I am alive and well. Next month I will take my dogs for an annual vaccine - if you care less about yourself than I do about my animals - don't get vaccinated.

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sophie_james8 answered · August 07, 2020

   I am in another country. I was offered re-immunization with a triple vaccine: pertussis, diphtheria and tetanus - I said explicitly that of the three I only wanted the tetanus vaccine. I just thought it was a good idea, because we have been doing a lot of repairs last year and I don't want to tremble if I step on a nail or cut myself on something rusty, and I walk a lot in the mountains and injuries are not excluded. It was no problem for me to make only it, but I have to make sure it is renewed every 2 years. Otherwise, in Bulgaria so far a personal doctor has not prosecuted me for re-immunizations, just from time to time the cabinet hangs messages about those born in which years will be re-immunized. I did not call and I had no problems or fines. I'm just prone to allergies and I don't want to overload my immune system unnecessarily - but this is something that everyone judges individually for themselves.

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angelic_waves answered · August 07, 2020

   I have never been vaccinated, every time the doctor warns me that I should and I tell him to write that I have been beaten. I have no problem and so far I have not used any medication. My opinion is extremely bad for them. Push a lev to the doctor, you will not have problems. And who knows what they were to you.

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darcylance69 answered · August 07, 2020

   Vaccines create a collective immunity, on the back of which the unvaccinated survive. So come on, if you don't get vaccinated, at least don't advertise it, because if we all stop, it will be scary.

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guitarcovidhope2hope answered · August 08, 2020

   What is the vaccine, I last did it at the age of 17, I didn't know there was more?

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mur_meow answered · August 08, 2020

   Moderators, I ask again: why do you tolerate outright hate comments when haters are not tolerated? Number 15 claims that someone is "advertising" by asking their question most politely? Why do you allow such statements? You deleted my previous comment on the same occasion. Surely this one will not see the light of day. Thanks!

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raymond345ca answered · August 08, 2020

   And breaking the law is ok, right? Offering advice to hide from him and make fake documents is ok? Or, when it is in your support, rules and laws can be broken, however, when it is not, it cannot? "Haters are not tolerated" is a recommendation, not a rule on the site. Not that I recognize myself as a hater. On the other hand, your topic and half of the comments to it actually violate most of the rules of the site: You undertake NOT to publish materials of illegal and aggressive nature, infringing the rights of third parties directly or indirectly. You undertake to comply with the laws of the Republic of Bulgaria and all local laws. You undertake not to proclaim activities prohibited by the laws of the Republic of Bulgaria. I think your topic is out of place, not my comment.

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vanesa_20 answered · August 08, 2020

   Man, that's why I'm asking in advance how things are! That's why this site was built to learn from the experience of others and make the right decisions based on what is shared inside. Unfortunately, your passive aggression prevents you from behaving adequately, for you a recommendation is obviously not enough. Nothing. :)