I started kidnergarden in 1960. I went to high school 69-73. I am wanting to go to a local medical college, who requests copies of my mumps measels rebella and the DTP vacine, to be able to attend. I called the high school I attended and was told that back then the records were just destroyed. My childhood doctor is no long living and I am wondering if there might be another way to locate these records so that I might avoid having to get them again?  Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Check with your local health department. If you want, you can claim it is against your religion to have shots. I know it sounds funny, but they cannot discriminate against your religion.\n Chances are if it has been a long time since your last immunizations, you will have to repeat the series.
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Get a copy of your original birth certificate, which should have the doctor who delivered you, and the hospital in which you were born.  (If you were born at home, try to find out which city and state you were born in, and then, research which pediatricians were practicing at that time, and check the records of each of them.)  If that doesn't work, try to locate someone else who might have known your family at the time of your birth, and ask them.  When all else fails, hire a detective.  They are trained in finding nearly obsolete information.
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This is commonly done when a doctor retires , records are sent to the doctor taking over for him , records aren't looked at unless you call and want to be seen by this physician , so if you don't want this new one retrieve your records but first find a doctor excepting new patients... your former doc found one and apparently thinks he/she  is qualified to be your doctor
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My mom has been tracing our genealogy for the last several years,  She has gotten in touch with actual people and they have shown her letters and such.  Some of the stuff she has found on the Internet and tracked them down.  Unfortunately the stuff scanned onto websites and seeing the actual document turned up different because their scanner was not on fine.  \n\nI was reading your query and wonder if the document you have with Tecombe on it could have been handwritten and faded. The reason I asked is because I left the computer to get a drink and when I came back, Tecombe looked a lot like Toronto in the distance.  My great-grandmother has the old Netherland style of writing and you have to read two or three times to get what she is saying because they used the older style of penmanship.\n\nI am suspecting you have already searched this site http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/020108_e.html  but I'm throwing it in just in case.  Here is the main site, too  http://www.collectionscanada.ca/genealogy/022-500-e.html\n\nHope this helps, but it sounds like you have been pretty through.
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just ask your school or someone in an older year, maybe they'll still have their copies
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i would try to get a court order to look at birth records you might not need one i think after a certain amount of time these records have to become public records.\ntry city hall or your local hall of records i am sure you will find something. also becareful what you wish for and keep an open mind hope all turns out ok
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Not sure if this will help, but my father is also deceased my son and I wanted to know more about his military career.  We found a web site to request his military records.  I cannot remember the website but I have the mailing address.  It took about 2 weeks and his records came to me in the mail.\n\nNational Personnel Records Center\nMilitary Personnel Records\n9700 Page Avenue\nSt. Louis, MO 63132-5100\n\nI am sure if you do a search on the name you will find the web site, but you have to have his social security number.  I truly hope this helps you out.  I am in your shoes, ever since I remarried a US Army soldier and we now live on a military base, my 14 year old son has taken a big interest in finding out about my dad's military career.  \n\nGood luck to you:)\n\nGOD BLESS OUR TROOPS\n\nP.S.  I just found the website, www.archives.gov
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i didnt, but my best friend, whent there. but she graduated in 2002. \nyou can call up the high school though and find out where u can get another copy, eh?
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Please talk to your child's doctor and/or call the county Health Department for written information on vaccinations . There are also some excellent videos avail....ask them about these.  Do not get your infomation only from "hearsay" sources. People under 50 do not have the memories of the days when children got measles, polio, diptheria..and what the consequences were.  So, please get well-researched, well-documented information.  Go to webmd.com. enter  Vaccinations, children...there are several good articles to read.  It's great that you want to know more and do the right thing for your children.
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They have a website, but the archives don't seem to have that name in them.  You could try searching the site for others relevant words or call/e-mail the newspaper for the copy.  The local library should also have it, but you'd have to make a photocopy.
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Doctors are under a legal obligation to make sure your records are accessible and intact after they retire, go out of business or die.\n\nYou should have been notified that your records were transferred, I believe this would fall under HIPPA laws, which are Federal.\n\nBy the tone of your question, I feel you feel violated because of the transfer of your file.  And I can understand that.  But what would have been a better option?  The only other option he could have had would be to destroy your file and then you would be left with an incomplete medical history which could prove detrimental to future diagnosis.\n\nUnder current laws the doctor is obligated to maintain your history, yet he has the right to retire.  I personally would not want my medical records kept in my retired docs garage, then if I needed them, my 90 year old former doctor (or his children) to go out and search moldy boxes to find my records.\n\nWhen you find another primary physician, ask them to assist you in contacting the facility where your records are currently being kept and to get a full and complete file transferred to your new docs.
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You should be able to get them from your school office.  That's how I got mine, when I was in high school.
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on your birth certif. it should have the name of hospital go to the hospital they keep all records not on site but you'll have a good chance if your under the age of 40 good luck.
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go to the library.they will have them in the archives.
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This is a great source... and if it's not in their database, they'll research it.\n\nGood luck
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Contact the schools board office, they should be able to give you a copy of it or if they can't they will know how to get it.
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try it from here.\nhttp://static.reunion.com/us/newjersey/vineland/vinelandhighschool/