from the gogetfund me update, which I couldn’t post from my web site due to something suspicious. Under SB 277, a physician is permitted to issue a medical exemption if she determines that immunization “is not considered safe” for the patient. I confess to perhaps naively thinking that we could defend the Board’s case against Dr. Stoller by showing why he did not consider immunization safe in the 10 patients involved in the Medical Board’s accusation against him. To that…

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Tommorow, the ALJ will tell us whether we get to present evidence justifying ten SB 277 medical exemptions that Ken Stoller issued which stated that immunization was not safe for these children. Yes, it is surprising that we might not be able to present evidence on vaccine safety since vaccine safety (or lack thereof) is the actual statutory basis for writing medical exemptions under SB 277. But maybe special rules apply to cases involving vaccines, or maybe it is the…

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A few days ago, the LA Times published an articled titled, “New California school vaccine rules have left nurses, doctors and parents confused” Here it is: https://napavalleyregister.com/news/local/new-california-school-vaccine-rules-have-left-nurses-doctors-and/article_e6352b96-51c1-5eeb-94b2-68e5cfebff07.html It is a good and very informative piece, as they all are when they are written by this journalist. It’s been suggested that I comment about it, and, because of the basic point, I am getting many requests from parents and some physicians to explain the law, since the only thing everyone seems…

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here it is: click on the update page https://gogetfunding.com/dr-ken-stoller-and-his-medically-vaccine-exempt-patients-need-your-help-again/ Rick Jaffe, Esq.