My Experience Writing a Religious Exemption Letter to Vaccines
Sharing my experience surrounding writing a religious exemption letter and medical exemption for vaccines (Pre-Covid; shared for archival purposes only)
*The following was originally published in 2020, updated in early 2021, and then banned and deleted by Google in November 2021. It is now March 2023 and as the author of the content, I am republishing it via my Substack for archival purposes. Nothing has been changed from the originally deleted posts.
The importance of writing your own Family religious exemption letter
Because I know many won’t go back and read it though, I’m going to list the single more important thing you MUST know in order to get a religious exemption approved… I’m serious, remember this….
The law states your exemption must be a sincere, deeply held religious belief. That is your beliefs and no one else. Check out the FAQ here if you have more questions regarding the legalities and resources around them.*
Another reason to write the family religious exemption in your own words is many other people are looking to write and file their first religious exemption to vaccines this year too, who knows what the future may hold but having your genuine beliefs that are truly personal to you may one day make all the difference.
My Family Religious Exemption Letter (Not for Print or sale)
To whom this may concern,
My name is Tara Eveland and I am writing this letter to provide insight into my families deeply held religious beliefs. We ask this to be considered a religious exemption to all vaccines, per Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
In this letter I will state exactly what we believe, what we oppose, as well as list the specific ingredients in question with regards to vaccination.