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COVID-19 vaccine appointment turns into surprise marriage proposal

COVID-19 vaccine appointment turns into surprise marriage proposal Gay paramedic and registered nurse become engaged at South Dakota medical center By Riley Gillis on January 8, 2021 Robbie Vargas-Cortes proposing to Eric Vanderlee – Photo: CNN. In a welcome display of love following a particularly depressing year, a COVID-19 vaccine appointment turned into a surprise marriage proposal. As a frontline medical worker, Robbie Vargas-Cortes, 31, a paramedic and EMS supervisor, was among the first group of people to receive vaccinations against COVID-19. When he scheduled himself to receive the first dose of the vaccine on Dec. 23 at Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center, he knew his boyfriend of five years, Eric Vanderlee, a registered nurse, would be one of those administering the vaccine.

Nurse giving Covid vaccines gets a surprise (proposal)

Healthcare Worker Proposes While Receiving COVID Vaccine

Image zoom | Credit: Sanford Health Facebook A South Dakota nurse received an unexpected and romantic surprise when he administered the COVID-19 vaccine to his fellow healthcare worker boyfriend last month. Eric Vanderlee, a registered nurse at Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center, vaccinated a very special someone on Dec. 23: his boyfriend of five years, Robbie Vargas-Cortes, a paramedic and EMS supervisor. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You ll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. But Vanderlee was in the dark about one specific detail about the appointment: Vargas-Cortes, 31, planned to propose to Vanderlee while receiving the vaccine.

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COVID-19 vaccine comes with marriage proposal for South Dakota nurse

COVID-19 vaccine comes with marriage proposal for South Dakota nurse Eric Vanderlee, a registered nurse in Canton, has been helping administer COVID-19 vaccines to fellow healthcare workers. On Dec. 23, Vanderlee s boyfriend, Robby Vargas-Cortes, an EMS supervisor, came to the Sanford Canton-Inwood Medical Center to take his turn. He also brought a surprise literally hidden up his sleeve. 3:16 pm, Dec. 31, 2020 × Robby Vargas-Cortes surprises boyfriend Eric Vanderlee, a registered nurse with Sanford Health, with a wedding ring just as Vanderlee planned to give Vargas-Cortes a COVID-19 vaccine dose in Canton, South Dakota on Dec. 23. screenshot/Sanford Health SIOUX FALLS, S.D. A dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in South Dakota came with a welcome side effect: a marriage proposal.