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Flu shots
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Each person was asked their age and if they were not 65 or older or six months to 23 months of age, they must have a medical reason that required receiving the vaccine as well as a notice from their doctor.
While few were turned away, those who were, seemed very disappointed and at a loss as to where to turn for the vaccine.
Of those fortunate enough to get a number, the wait was extremely long at first.
Leo Federline of Quail Ridge was 17th in line, but for that low of a number he had to get at the fire department at 6:30 a.m. Federline brought his wife, Alice, back later in the morning for her shot since she is scheduled for eye surgery soon and wanted the added protection to stay healthy. Crowd in good mood
While numbers were being called out, the large crowd sat visiting with their neighbors and seemed happy just to have gotten past the initial screening.
John Early of Amissville received his flu shot for the second year in a row following
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