Lansbury

On Sun, 05 Nov 2006 23:54:31 GMT, "Alex Clark" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >> She explained the vaccination requirements, and what I already had and
    >> would
    >> need. If fact it was only tetanus I needed. (The requirement does vary by
    >> age).
    >That is interesting... I'm up to date on tetanus, diptheria, polio, typhoid
    >and the Hib-Influenza and pneumococcal. Did she mention to you about having
    >to have varicella, Hep-B etc once entering the US in order to get your green
    >card?

I already had Hep-B, a job related precaution, sometime ago. Varicella is not
available in the UK and for IR-1, which mine is, visa the nurse marks the
exemption column on the vaccination form. If you will have to adjust status
once in the US, I understand you will have to have any vaccinations not
available in the UK then. As I get an unconditional 10 year green card I am
spared anymore jabs. (I think)

    >> Came out and sat down for about 5 minutes and then went into the doctor. A
    >> very nice South African lady. Stripped to under pants and laid on couch.
    >I'll be sure to wear my "Chef from Southpark" underwear to lighten the mood
    >then ;-)

It all very brief, pardon the pun, and quite matter of fact. In fact the whole
thing is done in a down to earth, friendly manner and every one I meet was
very pleasant.

The map they supply is quite good and you shouldn't have any problems finding
the place.
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