Homeschooling Causes Measles!

By Katie on September 5, 2008

Well, that is what the people who wrote this Courier-Post
article want you to think.

Can you imagine? Implicating homeschooling because "The CDC's review
found that a number of cases involved home-schooled children not
required to have the vaccines."

Right. We are talking 131 cases in all, and it's all those pesky
homeschoolers' fault. More…

Susan Critelli is a veteran homeschooling Mom of 2 great kids and a
successful Home Schooling entrepreneur. She blogs regularly at Mixing
Home Business & Homeschooling and is a regular contributor at Moms In
the Right.

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Katie is the former Editor-in-Chief of Blissfully Domestic and current Director of Awesome. She is a Mama, Daughter, Sister, Friend, & Princess in the Kingdom of the King of Kings. She is a Microwaver, Sometimes Baker, Dust Bunny Namer, Quilt & Jewelry Maker, Late Night Snacking Dr. Pepper Drinker, Jesus Freak. She is currently the Managing Editor of MomLife Today.
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2 responses to “Homeschooling Causes Measles!”

Nan
September 5, 2008 at 1:39 pm | Permalink

Funny too that they only say, "A number of…" Goodness… that could be as few as 5 or 10! LOL (hey, they are numbers!) That's just irresponsible journalism… but then again, that seems to be the norm.
Susan Critelli
September 7, 2008 at 1:13 pm | Permalink

Also, in NJ, the key words that are causing apoplexy are "not required to have the vaccines". The very idea that there is any loophole in NJ statutes that allows anyone to do anything that isn't taxed or controlled keeps these people up at night.

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