COVID vaccine in Texas: Rural communities see fewer vaccines
CUERO — Three weeks after Sandra Brazil received her first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, it was her 90-year-old mother's turn. They drove the 17 miles together from their home in Yoakum to Cuero, where Josephine Brazil got a shot — and a glimmer of hope of seeing her son and other family members again. "It is a blessing," Brazil said as she waited for her mother outside of the Cuero Municipal Park Clubhouse on a recent Friday. "I was praying and asking for a solution for the people so that we wouldn't have so many casualties." She was among 100 DeWitt County residents to receive t...
Source: statesman.com
