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Yes, that' exactly why (DISCLAIMER: I am being very facetious. As a result, please do not take that facetious response seriously). This isn't an issue about someone's freedom, it's a HEALTH issue. Putting your un-vaccinated child in public places such as theme parks and shopping malls would put them at risk for contracting the diseases they aren't vaccinated against (Dtap, Polio, HiB, etc), ESPECIALLY if they step on a rusted nail. You want to talk about choices? Sure let's discuss that (Hey, I support freedom of choice too! Like OMG!). Let's say a mother CHOOSES not to vaccinate her child. That child is 5 now, and caught measles, but became immune to it. However, the 8 month old he came in contact with has measles and couldn't get it between her birth and now because that 8 month old is not supposed to get the vaccine until he/she is 12 months old. The moral of the story is that if you put an un-vaccinated child in the public, that child is not just putting him/herself at risk, but others as well, especially infants. I could go on and on if I want to, but I'm just going to leave it here. We all have the freedom to choose, but we don't have the freedom to control the consequences that come with those choices.

My thing is, if you are not gonna vaccinate your kids, KEEP THEM OUT OF PUBLIC PLACES

Hey! Basically, I had all the pre-reqs done. The only thing I was missing was Microbiology because I took it back in 07. My GPA was like a 3.1 combined. My TEAS was okay, I had a 65%(81 in reading, 76 in English, but I had a 63 in math and a 47 in science). But I was still accepted. Oh and I turned in my application on 12/01/14, but everything was turned in the beginning of the month, and on the 16th I found out via email that I got accepted. Just have faith and think positive! I wish you all the best!

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Hello everyone! I just got accepted into the JFK Muhlenbeg School of Nursing's LPN to RN program. I was wondering if anyone can give me some insight of the school. I wanna know how the transition course was like, the class hours, and the ability to work while in this program. Oh and would I register online or in person. Thanks!