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The United States on Saturday reported its 16 millionth COVID-19 case, even as a newly authorized vaccine is already being distributed and vaccinations are expected to begin Monday, according to federal officials.
It took three months for the U.S. to record its first million cases. But it s been just four days between the 15th and 16th million case milestones yet another sign the virus is spreading at an alarming and deadly pace. But the nation s first authorized vaccine promises to help slow the pandemic in coming months, as the federal government races to quickly distribute it.
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By Casey Nelson
Dec 12, 2020 7:20 AM
KAUKAUNA, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) After more than two months of a constant battle with COVID-19, a Kaukauna woman is back in the comfort of her own home.
Sixty-year-old Nancy Van Dyn Hoven was hospitalized at Ascension St. Elizabeth Hospital for 84 days.
Friday, she was discharged with a clean bill of health.
Waiting for her outside the hospital were throngs of friends, family and supporters.
For Van Dyn Hoven’s family, her recovery is like a Christmas miracle.
“We’ve been dreaming, absolutely dreaming of this day since day one, whether she had been here for a week, or the 84 days that she was here, we could not wait to bring her home and let her reunite with her dog as well,” Van Dyn Hoven’s daughter, Stacy Arnoldussen, said.