Ugh ugh ugh

[Madame Adequate]

I had to get a tetanus shot and start the hepatitis B shots before I was allowed to graduate.

Your college was completely bat insane. Seriously. What.

High school! =O

Teachers gave us [seniors] the impression that our vaccinations were required for college admission (or just for the good of seniors who would go to college), but I don't know. I don't think that my university requires any vaccinations now, but that may not have been the case three years ago; I can't remember. I only remember that I had to provide proof of my vaccinations to be eligible for graduation in high school.

I didn't get my third hepatitis B shot. By the time I was scheduled to get it, my phobia of syringes had developed. XP

Your high school then! I mean, yeah, encouraging shots is good, but I don't see how you can justifiably stop someone from graduating without them. Schools should not have the tools to enforce public health policies. They just shouldn't. (Note I say enforce, which is what I mean. Educate, yes.)

[rubah]

but schools are funded by the states and the states are in charge of 'health safety and morals'.

[Captain Maxx Power]

I just take the pain, a little needle is nothing.

[Caraliz]

what i'm sick of is iv's.

[Avarice-ness]

what i'm sick of is iv's.

Just wait til you have to do the like.. 5 viles of blood for your baby. That sucked 'cause like we talked for 5 minutes and then I'm like "*looks over and sees its still in* ARGH"

I don't remember ever having to need IV's. I'm going to try to stay hydrated when I'm at the hospital during labor with liquids outside an IV but I'll prolly end up on one anyways. ; ;