“It was a very smooth, but long process," McElfish said. McElfish said she got there around 10 a.m. but didn’t actually get her shot until almost six hours later. “Today was just kind of a glitch. I think that happened. I think they have everything under control. They’re going to be doing it again tomorrow," McElfish said. Being a home health specialist, she was one of the few who qualified to get the vaccine. “I'm excited, because it’s one step closer to normalizing our lives again. Just getting our normal lives back," McElfish said. But as we’ve all learned, normalcy takes time.