The Synagis shot?

[JennyCoulon]

My oldest actually was in a study for this shot when it first came out. My youngest was born in May so that following October he did get it. Unfornately he still got RSV and was admitted into Children's Hospital for a week.

I would say it is a good thing to get.

 

[JennyCoulon]

My oldest actually was in a study for this shot when it first came out. My youngest was born in May so that following October he did get it. Unfornately he still got RSV and was admitted into Children's Hospital for a week.

I would say it is a good thing to get.

 

[JennyCoulon]

My oldest actually was in a study for this shot when it first came out. My youngest was born in May so that following October he did get it. Unfornately he still got RSV and was admitted into Children's Hospital for a week.

I would say it is a good thing to get.

 

[JennyCoulon]

My oldest actually was in a study for this shot when it first came out. My youngest was born in May so that following October he did get it. Unfornately he still got RSV and was admitted into Children's Hospital for a week.

I would say it is a good thing to get.

 

[JennyCoulon]

My oldest actually was in a study for this shot when it first came out. My youngest was born in May so that following October he did get it. Unfornately he still got RSV and was admitted into Children's Hospital for a week.
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<br />I would say it is a good thing to get.

 

[TobysMom]

my son currently gets it monthly. we just got the 2nd one. he only cried immediately after getting it, but there are no adverse reactions like with standard vaccinations. If you can get it, go for it! Its best for the baby, really. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[TobysMom]

my son currently gets it monthly. we just got the 2nd one. he only cried immediately after getting it, but there are no adverse reactions like with standard vaccinations. If you can get it, go for it! Its best for the baby, really. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[TobysMom]

my son currently gets it monthly. we just got the 2nd one. he only cried immediately after getting it, but there are no adverse reactions like with standard vaccinations. If you can get it, go for it! Its best for the baby, really. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[TobysMom]

my son currently gets it monthly. we just got the 2nd one. he only cried immediately after getting it, but there are no adverse reactions like with standard vaccinations. If you can get it, go for it! Its best for the baby, really. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[TobysMom]

my son currently gets it monthly. we just got the 2nd one. he only cried immediately after getting it, but there are no adverse reactions like with standard vaccinations. If you can get it, go for it! Its best for the baby, really. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[sdavis227]

Wow. Your little one already got his 2nd shot Lisa?

DS got his last year but I don't think it started until October. We're going to do it again this year and just have the home health nurse that comes in every couple of weeks do it just like last year. So much easier than going into the clinic where he could just catch something else nasty.

 

[sdavis227]

Wow. Your little one already got his 2nd shot Lisa?

DS got his last year but I don't think it started until October. We're going to do it again this year and just have the home health nurse that comes in every couple of weeks do it just like last year. So much easier than going into the clinic where he could just catch something else nasty.

 

[sdavis227]

Wow. Your little one already got his 2nd shot Lisa?

DS got his last year but I don't think it started until October. We're going to do it again this year and just have the home health nurse that comes in every couple of weeks do it just like last year. So much easier than going into the clinic where he could just catch something else nasty.

 

[sdavis227]

Wow. Your little one already got his 2nd shot Lisa?

DS got his last year but I don't think it started until October. We're going to do it again this year and just have the home health nurse that comes in every couple of weeks do it just like last year. So much easier than going into the clinic where he could just catch something else nasty.

 

[sdavis227]

Wow. Your little one already got his 2nd shot Lisa?
<br />
<br />DS got his last year but I don't think it started until October. We're going to do it again this year and just have the home health nurse that comes in every couple of weeks do it just like last year. So much easier than going into the clinic where he could just catch something else nasty.

 

[BKrug]

My daughter had those when she was little. (She's now almost six) and back then, they were more than $1000 per injection! And it is likely the child will get them once per month for about 6-9 months out of the year. My daughter only did this for two years (six months out of each year) and she never got RSV. The insurance covered it all. I never had any hassles about it or heard another word. It's better to be safe than sorry!

 

[BKrug]

My daughter had those when she was little. (She's now almost six) and back then, they were more than $1000 per injection! And it is likely the child will get them once per month for about 6-9 months out of the year. My daughter only did this for two years (six months out of each year) and she never got RSV. The insurance covered it all. I never had any hassles about it or heard another word. It's better to be safe than sorry!

 

[BKrug]

My daughter had those when she was little. (She's now almost six) and back then, they were more than $1000 per injection! And it is likely the child will get them once per month for about 6-9 months out of the year. My daughter only did this for two years (six months out of each year) and she never got RSV. The insurance covered it all. I never had any hassles about it or heard another word. It's better to be safe than sorry!

 

[BKrug]

My daughter had those when she was little. (She's now almost six) and back then, they were more than $1000 per injection! And it is likely the child will get them once per month for about 6-9 months out of the year. My daughter only did this for two years (six months out of each year) and she never got RSV. The insurance covered it all. I never had any hassles about it or heard another word. It's better to be safe than sorry!

 

[BKrug]

My daughter had those when she was little. (She's now almost six) and back then, they were more than $1000 per injection! And it is likely the child will get them once per month for about 6-9 months out of the year. My daughter only did this for two years (six months out of each year) and she never got RSV. The insurance covered it all. I never had any hassles about it or heard another word. It's better to be safe than sorry!