Airlines Consider Requiring Proof Of Vaccination For Domestic Air Travel
http://yournewswire.com/airlines-consider-requiring-proof-of-vaccination-for-domestic-air-travel/The FAA source, speaking on condition of anonymity explains that many of the airlines have, “had it with the anti-vaccination arguments and don’t want to be left with the guilt and partial responsibility when a preventable disease spreads by way of air travel.” It is assumed that a valid vaccination record will be required upon check in before travelers embark on their journey. “It’ll add another step to the flight process, but the airlines, so far, are willing to absorb any costs associated with it,” said the FAA source. It is not expected to impact the already beleaguered Transportation Security Administration as this would be an elective requirement and not a federally mandated change.
The 2014 – 2015 U.S. measles outbreak spread to seven states and is widely believed to have been tied to vacationers at the Disneyland amusement park in Anaheim, California. Many speculate the spread of the disease outside of California was exacerbated due to vacationing families traveling by air. By requiring a valid vaccination record, the airlines would hope to minimize the wanton spread of infectious disease by keeping potential disease carrying individuals off all flights originating and terminating in the United States.
“The airlines are using the term ‘at risk individual’ up to this point to describe who they are targeting,” explains the FAA source. “I take that to mean individuals who are unvaccinated themselves or those who refuse to vaccinate their children. They (the airlines) realize this is a hot button issue at the moment, however, they allegedly feel this is the only way they can do their part to help keep their customers and employees safe and healthy. One ‘higher up’ with a major carrier said something to the effect of ‘this is the responsible thing to do’.”
Um, where would we get this proof?
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I had no idea it was that bad.
or alien abduction.
Not me. 
The city is San Jose. 
Have you looked into paratransit? Transit agencies are required to operate accessible service for those who, like you, are "too disabled for that to be an option.
Actually, I have an Autistic friend who does drive. You may want to avoid 101 around Sunnyvale.
edit: And as to Oregon Trail 
, Portland has better transit than San Jose, altohugh my Autistic friend up there -- you guessed it -- complains about it constantly.
The horror! The horror!
If you got your shots at the Board of Health, you got a card that listed when you got them. You had a copy to keep in your wallet or with your important papers, such as your birth certificate. My son, born in 1969, had a similar card that they gave me when he had his first baby inoculations.
Now when you get flu shots, whooping cough vaccine, pneumonia, shingles shot etc, you may not get all of them in the same place. Many pharmacies offer them, as well as the board of health or your primary care physician. There should be some way with the technology we have today to be able to link these records so no matter where you get the shots/vaccines, the information is held in one record that you could access online to get an Up to date record of your shots to use for just such a thing as travel or enrollment in school. Electronic medical records ought to be able to solve the problem. Guess we will have to wait and see how this turns out. 
On edit: I agree that this will not solve the problem of us geezers who are clueless about which shots we got and even which illnesses we had. My husband does not remember having chicken pox and his Mom is no help. She can't remember if he did or didn't have that. Maybe a simple blood test could be developed or is already available to answer those questions.
There are a whole bunch of them in Oregon, too. And at least one pocket of them in Michigan.
2nd highest rate of exemptions in the Nation 
