vaccinated. yeah. the agenda is to get you vaccinated to save more people from dying. joining me now is catherine o neill, chief medical officer at our lady of the lake regional medical center in baton rouge. thank you so much. i m very familiar with our lady of the lake, my nieces were born there. we know it, it s a great hospital. thank you, doctor, i appreciate it. yesterday, coronavirus hospitalizations in louisiana rose to 844 patients, the highest since mid-february. an additional 3,264 confirmed cases are reported. what is going on in my home state? what are you seeing at your hospital every day? what we are seeing is, it s just what you described, but the tempo is what has really struck us most. we haven t seen this many people come into the hospital in a stretch of a couple of days, since april of 2020. and i will tell you, april of 2020, we thought our hair was on fire.
the vaccine. before you got sick, if you would have had a chance to get the vaccine and prevent this, would you have taken the vaccine? nope. so you would have gone through this? i would have gone through this, yes, sir. don t shove it down my throat. that s what s local, state, federally administration is trying to do is shove it down your throat. what are they shoving, the science? no. they re shoving the fact that that s their agenda. their agenda is to get you vaccinated. yeah, to save the agenda is to get you vaccinated to save more people from dying. joining me now is katherine o neill, the chief medical officer at our lady of the lake regional medical center in baton rouge. thank you so much. i m very familiar with our lady of the lake. my nieces were born there and whatever. we know it and it s a great hospital. thank you, doctor. i appreciate it. yesterday coronavirus hospitalizations in louisiana rose to 844 patients, the highest since mid-february. an additio
Louisiana pauses use of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
MELINDA DESLATTE, Associated Press
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An employee with the LA Dept. of Health fills a J&J shot during a drive-through shot give-away with the help of the Louisiana National Guard at the St. Tammany Parish Fair Grounds in Covington, La., Friday, April 9, 2021. (David Grunfeld/The Advocate via AP)David Grunfeld/AP
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) Louisiana s health department told the state’s vaccine providers Tuesday to stop administering the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine immediately, after federal officials announced they are investigating possible links between the one-shot vaccine and severe blood clots.
Livingston man who found âlifeâs callingâ cheering up kids as Santa Claus passes away following COVID hospitalization Bob McDonald Sr., of Livingston, La., passed away on Feb. 18, 2021, at the age of 76. Beck Blount, a photographer he ofted worked with, said he found his life s calling as cheering up and entertaining children as Santa Claus shortly before he entered his 70s. (Source: Submitted Photos) By Nick Gremillion | February 10, 2021 at 9:13 PM CST - Updated February 18 at 7:30 PM
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A Livingston man who brought joy to hundreds, if not thousands of children in south Louisiana over the years by dressing up as Santa Claus, has passed away after a three-week coronavirus-related hospitalization.
A Livingston man who brings joy to many children in south Louisiana by dressing up as Santa Claus is currently fighting for his life at a Baton Rouge hospital.