If you have been following the case of Sarah Doe, you should know that the judge has sided with the school district, which had denied her request for a medical exemption to getting vaccinated.
A Judge Agreed That an Oceanside High School Student Should Be Vaccinated to Attend School
This is the same judge who had granted Sarah Doe a waiver last year, so she could attend school.
Brown said the deficiencies in the teen's vaccination records were more pronounced this time and "the implication of the Meningitis vaccine along with the Hepatitis B vaccine increases the risk to the public.”
Oceanside High School vaccine case: Student barred from school over exemption fight
A case that was more pronounced and was funded by Children's Health Defense, the anti-vaccine organization that was started by RFK, Jr!
A case that depended on experts who are critical of vaccines, including:
Victoria Vamos - has had at least one medical exemption rejected for being inappropriate.
Clayton Baker - is routinely critical of vaccines and has even written a series called The Five Big Lies of Vaccinology!
Carlos Rivera - is on a “school vaccination fraud awareness list” in New York and has been suspended from using the New York State Immunization Information System. In court, he admitted that “he did not examine Doe before signing off on the form and did not diagnose or treat her.”
An unfortunate case, as it means Sarah Doe can’t go to school unless she gets her missing vaccines.
In his ruling, Brown noted the requests filed by both Rivera and Miller “do not appear to indicate a specific contraindication with respect to the Meningitis vaccine and arguably fail to supply sufficient information to support the claim that the Hepatitis B vaccine is currently contraindicated.”
Oceanside High School vaccine case: Student barred from school over exemption fight
What else?
Know that we are only in this situation, with school districts having strict vaccine exemption requirements, because anti-vaccine influencers scared so many people away from getting vaccinated.
Plus, they wrote and encouraged people to pursue fake medical exemptions!
So, if you are upset that Sarah Doe can’t go to school, blame the anti-vaccine influencers that put us in this situation.
Well, if the parents are anti-vaccine, they will probably homeschool her...