Our Best Shot: Needle phobia? There s help available to deal with fear. Overcoming a common phobia is key to the success of the COVID-19 vaccine campaign.
By EDITORIAL BOARD, Star Tribune April 10, 2021 6:00pm Text size Copy shortlink:
Like hearing fingernails on a chalkboard. Feeling lightheaded if you stand up too fast. Having lizard brain take over, triggering almost overwhelming fight-or-flight instincts. That s how Eryn O Neil of St. Paul describes the acute discomfort that has accompanied her lifelong fear of needles. Nevertheless, the 36-year-old software engineer and mother of a toddler isn t backing away from the COVID-19 vaccine. The greater good of ending the pandemic is far more important, she said, than the temporary but very real distress that comes with the shot.
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From left, Karoline Myers, Jessica Ford, Tamera Norton and Shannon Watson. Photo credit- Memorial Health Systems
Three Passavant Area Hospital employees are being honored by the Illinois National Guard.
Jessica Ford, Karoline Myers, and Shannon Watson were presented with the Patriot Award from the Employer Support division of the National Guard and Reserve in October.
According to an announcement by Passavant today, the Patriot Award is given to a supervisor or manager who makes a special effort to support a working National Guard member including, flexible scheduling, time off before and after deployment, care for families, and, if necessary, leaves of absence.