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Port Huron Times Herald When Wales Township resident Staci Woods came down with a COVID-19 infection, she was afraid she would have to go to the hospital and be put on a ventilator. “I didn’t wanna take up a bed when I knew that if I could go home and get better that’s where I wanted to be," she said. "It was scary, it was scary for a couple of days.” Woods, who has severe asthma, said she had severe joint pain, fever, headache and shortness of breath. But after visiting the emergency room twice, Ascencion River District Hospital recommended her for monoclonal antibody therapy. Within two hours of the referral, Tri-Hospital EMS had contacted her, and a paramedic visited her home to administer the therapy.
Vaccinations for individuals in first-phase priority groups were expected to begin this week. Health department officials say they received 900 doses and the news comes just four days after the arrival of the Pfizer vaccine received at Port Huron McLaren last week. Hospital officials at McLaren planned to immunize up to 325 frontline employees against the coronavirus. The vaccine has to be used within 120 hours of leaving ultra-cold storage at McLaren Macomb. Vaccine distribution for the first phase will be limited and prioritized to cover paid and unpaid people in healthcare settings who have direct or indirect exposure to patients or infectious materials. It’s also available to those who are unable to work from home, according to the health department’s press release, as well as residents of long-term care facilities.