Can a Doctor Refuse to See Unvaccinated Patients (non covid related)?

Snippets of information ... I've responded to EVERY single question I have been asked. What do you want me to do write a thesis? And on the "believe" part - why on earth would I be lying!? You're actually a really, really irritating person, I'm sure I am not the first person to say that to you.

I've explained why I am not mentioning names here and if you can't understand that, well you're ... I'll just leave it at that. BUT the gastroenterologist is a specialist in his field, board certified and has NO affiliation to Ireland.

Quit daydreaming pal, you're not a GP. You're a boards.ie moderator.

Nice map. To answer your question I'm not making stuff up - you need to take availability into consideration. So no, unfortunately she has no other options closer by.

If you have any more questions. I will gladly answer to give others a clearer picture, but if you're going to question my integrity or make assumptions - just jog on and find something more productive to with your time.

I already mentioned this but to reiterate:

1. Doctor informed my friend her babies vaccines were due.
2. My friend asked questions her doctor couldn't answer, so she informed him she would speak with her gastroenterologist about it.
3. My friend then informed her doctor her child will not be getting the 6in1 vaccine and she will assess the others in due course.
4. Her doctor then told her if the child is not going to be vaccinated he will not be able to accommodate them at his practice as he only takes care of vaccinated people.

and to clarify no he never said the child should or should not get the vaccine.

The gastroenterologist has been treating my friend for an autoimmune illness. There's auto immune issues in her family and I believe something related to the gut, or microbiome diversity or something like that. Her own issues were triggered within days of receiving a tetanus shot so of course she is more alert now to potential effects . My friend has been healing wonderfully the past 2 years without medication under the care of her gastroenterologist after her own doctor was putting her on medication for life. Given her experience she had many questions for her doctor about the 6in1 vaccine for her child. When her doctor couldn't answer them she spoke to gastroenterologist who informed her that it is a potential risk to vaccinate her child given her history. Her gastro spent a long time with her, weighing up all the pros and cons (vax and unvax) including what was in the 6in1 vaccine and the chances of catching any of the disease it protects against, the treatment if she was unvaxed and caught it, etc. The gastroenterologist then left the ball in her court to disuses with her doctor.

Ok I'm done here. I can't be dealing with you people.

I don't know what crazy upside down world we live in right now. But if a person comes on a forum, looking for advice on a situation, I think it should be a given that what the person says is the truth. I'm not trying to win an argument, nor slander or defame somebody. I, the original poster, am here just looking for information, anonymously and so it would not be in my interest to embellish the truth in any way shape or form. And I find it truly bizarre that others would jump to that conclusion.

I don't understand the desire to call people liars and attack, I've certainly never met people like you in real life. I came here in good faith, anonymously because my friend doesn't want people knowing her business. You people are toxic, and I hope you seriously re-evaluate your lives and I'm not being dramatic.

adieu.

@mods feel free to close this down.