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	<title>Comments on: How do I deal with parents who refuse to vaccinate their children?</title>
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		<title>By: Been There</title>
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		<description>Good topic to discuss, and a very real topic at the present time. I think pointing out that the best way to address the issue with a parent is to discuss the options and concerns out loud is some of the best advice you can give. It can be a touchy issue with some parents when strong feelings are involved but hooking them up with resources such as the CDC and encouraging them to do their own research on the issue through a reliable source will empower the parent. Another very important piece of advice is detailing the childhood illnesses that can arise without vaccination- real statistics that can be prevented. Expressing empathy and understanding usually works wonders with a concerned parent.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good topic to discuss, and a very real topic at the present time. I think pointing out that the best way to address the issue with a parent is to discuss the options and concerns out loud is some of the best advice you can give. It can be a touchy issue with some parents when strong feelings are involved but hooking them up with resources such as the CDC and encouraging them to do their own research on the issue through a reliable source will empower the parent. Another very important piece of advice is detailing the childhood illnesses that can arise without vaccination- real statistics that can be prevented. Expressing empathy and understanding usually works wonders with a concerned parent.</p>
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