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Willis-Knighton Medical Center(NEW YORK)  Last July, a tearful Felicia Croft sat in her car after a long shift in the COVID-19 intensive care unit, and expressed her deep despair about watching young patients die of the virus. "People are younger and sicker, and we're intubating and losing people that are my age and younger people with kids that are my kids' age that are never going to see their kids graduate. They're never gonna meet their grandkids," the nurse from Willis-Knighton Medical Center, in Louisiana, told ABC News at the time. With vaccination rates lagging in Louisiana fewer than 40% then Croft said she was frustrated to see preventable deaths occurring. "We have seen people [in the hospital] that have been vaccinated, but they usually go home to raise their kids, and to hug their husband or their wife. I can't explain the feeling of defeat. When you do everything you pour everything into a patient and it's not enough," Cr

United statesWillis knighton medical centerFelicia croftLast july