'Two little pokes and I'm done': Two Spokane kids are eager to get COVID-19 vaccine
SPOKANE, Wash. — Children between 12 and 15-years-old are one step closer to getting a COVID-19 vaccine. The FDA is expected to give Pfizer the green light and make its vaccine available to more children. All of this could happen in a matter of days. When word about the potential approval was announced Monday afternoon, 14-year-old Ramona Benson said she was excited. “I was glowing inside — it’s just a huge wave of relief swept over me and I don’t have to worry about this for much longer,” Benson said. Her father, Kevin Benson, is fully vaccinated. He said he is happy to see this ...