COVID vaccines: Low-income Pensacola seniors get first vaccine doses
The start of the coronavirus pandemic was a lonely one for Ann Treece, 75. The resident of the AHEPA 296 Senior Apartments Community in Pensacola was accustomed to get-togethers with the other residents who lived in her complex. While Treece is largely healthy, she was thinking about those more high-risk friends when she received a vaccine for COVID-19 Thursday, just one day after an acquaintance's husband died of the disease. "(I got it) just because of my friends mainly. I wanted to keep them safe. Everybody here, we socialize a lot together and I have a friend, we've been friends for ...
Source: pnj.com