Let These Stories Of Front-Line Workers Getting Vaccinated Give You Hope
“I just wanted to cry, I felt so relieved.”
After almost a year of death and isolation, everyone could use a bit of hope.
Retired Gen. Rick Hillier, who’s in charge of distributing Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccines, said he’s clinging to stories of people receiving their shots.
“This is the only light in the COVID-19 tragedy right now,” he told reporters at Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s press conference Tuesday.
Last week, he said, a woman in her 90s had her entire extended family on Zoom to watch her get her first vaccine dose.
After almost a year of death and isolation, everyone could use a bit of hope.
Retired Gen. Rick Hillier, who’s in charge of distributing Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccines, said he’s clinging to stories of people receiving their shots.
“This is the only light in the COVID-19 tragedy right now,” he told reporters at Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s press conference Tuesday.
Last week, he said, a woman in her 90s had her entire extended family on Zoom to watch her get her first vaccine dose.
“We all draw upon those inspirational moments every time we get tired,” Hillier said.