That’s disappointed people like Patti Witten, a 63-year-old resident of Dryden, in central New York, who has an autoimmune disorder. “I thought, ‘Great, I’m going to get vaccinated,’” Witten said. “And then you crash when you find out it isn’t available. Your hopes just crash.” To explain the delay, Cuomo has cited low vaccine supplies that make it hard for anyone to get a shot. He’s also cited the challenge of determining which medical conditions should count. Millions more people could be eligible if the state included every condition on CDC’s list, he said. “That category can get very large, very quickly,” Cuomo said Tuesday in a call with reporters, adding if everyone is eligible, no one will get the shot.