> Another good example is all the exceptions to the rules that children must
> be immunized in order to go to school.  Here in Texas it is very difficult
> to get a religious or conscience-based exemption, but it can be done.  I
> hear it is much easier in other states.

The immunization laws in SC are a pain.  One can choose to give *all* the shots or
take a religious exemption from *all* the shots. (I do not believe it's difficult
to get), but if you say you've researched the various immunizations and you have
chosen to give your child this one, but not that one, they can deny your child
entrance to school.  At least as far as I understand.  Anyone know any different?
I was given a hassel just 2 days ago about the choices I made for my daughter.
:-(  The nurse finally gave up when I told her I'm homeschooling.

~ Heidi

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