Protect Vaccine Choice in New Jersey

Many states have laws that allow patients to exempt themselves from vaccinations based on personal, philosophical, or religious beliefs. That way, parents who are wary of government-mandated vaccination schedules can make their own informed decisions about their family’s health.

But the New Jersey legislature is considering a set of bills, A1603, S903, A969/S902, A4576/S2907, A1244, A5144, and S4049, that mandate the HPV vaccine for certain school children, restrict or eliminate the religious belief exemption, require annual flu vaccine for public and private school students, require the Commissioner of Health to establish rules to mandate vaccines for health care vendors, allow minors 14 and older to consent to vaccination without parental consent, and require students, staff, and others present at colleges to receive COVID-19 vaccine, respectively.

Write to your legislators and urge them to protect freedom of choice in New Jersey and oppose these bills. Also tell lawmakers to support A4659/S2995, A600, and A5609, which would prohibit a government entity or school from requiring flu vaccines for persons 18 and under, provide exemptions to flu vaccine mandates based on allergies, and prohibit discrimination by government against individuals who refuse COVID-19 vaccines, respectively.

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Parents have a right to make their own decisions about treatments for their children based on informed consent. Limiting a patient's ability to make informed decisions about what gets put into his or her body violates medical ethics.

I was disappointed to hear that the New Jersey legislature is considering a set of bills, A1603, S903, A969/S902, A4576/S2907, A1244, A5144, and S4049, that mandate the HPV vaccine for certain school children, restrict or eliminate the religious belief exemption, require annual flu vaccine for public and private school students, require the Commissioner of Health to establish rules to mandate vaccines for health care vendors, allow minors 14 and older to consent to vaccination without parental consent, and require students, staff, and others present at colleges to receive COVID-19 vaccine, respectively.

This raises a number of concerns for parents, children, and patients in general.

Questions of safety make it unethical to eliminate exemptions to vaccines. Despite the widely touted belief that the link between vaccines and autism has been "debunked," researchers found 83 cases of autism among those compensated by the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program for vaccine-induced brain damage. There have also been no safety tests to determine what specific level of aluminum (a common vaccine adjuvant) is safe to inject into young children. The most up-to-date science has demonstrated the aluminum, which is a neurotoxin, collects in the brain after it is injected. With these safety considerations in mind, it would be unwise and unethical to restrict an individual's right to refuse a vaccine.

I'm also troubled by the recent testimony from a CDC whistleblower which suggests a longstanding attempt by the CDC to cover up any adverse data on the safety of the MMR vaccine.

Other experts believe the overloading of a young immune system with so many vaccines at once can cause genetic changes. Some generally support vaccinations but wish there were more scientific clarity.

However, I think we all can agree that we need to keep information clear, unambiguous, and uncensored, and to allow people to make informed choices for themselves and their families -- especially when so much information and evidence exists of the possible dangers posed by some vaccines.

As your constituent, I urge you to oppose A1603, S903, A969/S902, A4576/S2907, A5144, and any other piece of legislation that restricts or eliminates my right to make healthcare decisions for me or my family.

Additionally, I urge you to support A4659/S2995, A600, and A5609, which would prohibit a government entity or school from requiring flu vaccines for persons 18 and under, provide exemptions to flu vaccine mandates based on allergies, and prohibit discrimination by government against individuals who refuse COVID-19 vaccines.

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