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    No underlying medical conditions and that spurred us to come out and wait in line rather than wait for it to come to our physician," said Robert Branca, who is getting his family vaccinated. "We're going to Walt Disney next weekend and I just want to make sure, one of my friend got the H1N1 while she was there, and we just want to make sure everyone's safe" said Rosie McKenna, who was in line for the vaccine. Full Article at WHDH-TV
    We're going to Walt Disney next weekend and I just want to make sure, one of my friend got the H1N1 while she was there, and we just want to make sure everyone's safe
    SOURCE: WHDH-TV 1 month ago
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Dozens wait in line for H1N1 vaccine in Worcester
  1. It was something that we definitely anticipated. We received a high volume of phone calls this morning through our customer service center, received 200 phone calls. The senior center had received over 100 phone calls themselves. So we definitely expected that we were going to have a great turnout today...
    SOURCE: WHDH-TV 1 month ago
  2. The girl that died in Rhode Island. That was my partner's daughter. She was 12. She was healthy. No underlying medical conditions and that spurred us to come out and wait in line rather than wait for it to come to our physician
    SOURCE: WHDH-TV 1 month ago

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