Some children may have a bad reaction to the pertussis vaccine in DTaP and should not take another dose. There is, however, a vaccine called DT that will protect them from diphtheria and tetanus. Talk with your doctor if your child experienced any of the following reactions:
The current price for a forever stamp is .44 cents (2010) so 20 years from now the value of that same stamp will still be .44 cents, even if the price for one ounce is $2 then. So, you would need five forever stamps from this year for 1 ounce in 20 years.
The traditional first-class stamp is being phased out and replaced with so-called forever stamps. The United States Postal Service is expected to announce on Jan. 14 that all first-class stamps for mailing standard envelopes will become forever stamps. Forever stamps remain sufficient for first-class postage no matter how much rates rise in the future. Currently, a first-class stamp for a standard-sized envelope weighing up to one ounce costs 44 cents, with no increase planned through at least 2011.