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Jennifer Cole had been counting down the days to her COVID-19 vaccination shot like it was Christmas.
Because of health problems, she wanted to wait for the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines instead of AstraZeneca, and had been eagerly anticipating the day the age-based vaccination program would open up for her age group.
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“I’m just getting tired of the pandemic,” said the 58-year-old Vancouver woman. “And I don’t want to be behind the eight-ball. … The moment my age cohort opened, I was right on there, at 6:30 a.m., waiting for the link.”
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