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Show Transcript CW STARTS NOW EVERY NORTH CAROLINIAN OVER THE AGE OF 16 WILL SOON BE ABLE TO GET VACCINATED AGAINST COVID-19 THE LATEST ON WHEN AND WHERE YOU CAN GET SIGNED UP ALSO THIS MORNING MIX EMOTIONS. THROUGH THAT VACCINATION PROCESS WE HEAR FROM A PSYCHOLOGIST ON HOW TO HANDLE. HOWEVER, YOU’RE FEELING IT’S A BALANCING ACT. I’M JERRY HILL AND WASHINGTON WITH THE WHITE HOUSE’S TWO MAIN FOCUSES AS THEY TRY TO PUSH VACCINES AND A MASSIVE INFRASTRUCTURE PACKAGE. WELCOME INTO A BRAND NEW DAY AND A BRAND NEW WEEK. IT’S ALWAYS GREAT TO BE WITH YOU. I’M AUDREY BISQUE AND I’M JACKIE PASCAL AND FOR DEVANTE MCKENNITT THIS MORNING. WE ALSO BRIAN SLOCUM JOINING US FROM HOME BRIAN. I WAS WORRIED THAT WE WOULDN’T GET TO HAVE YOU EVEN BUZZING AROUND THE COUPLE TIMES YOU’VE COME TO YOU AND NOW I’M JUST HEARING BUZZING AT THE BEES BECAUSE IT FINALLY THAT SPRINGTIME EVERYTHING’S IN BLOOM. IT’S GREAT OUTS
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So many teenagers think it can t happen to them : Family describes teen s COVID-19 battle
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A teenager from North Carolina is showing progress after fighting COVID-19 for nearly 10 days, his family said.
Kaden Panico, 17, of Winston-Salem, was admitted to the ICU at Brenner Children s Hospital Wednesday. He was dehydrated and there was damage to his heart and kidneys upon his admission to the hospital.
Thursday marked his eighth day of fighting the virus.
Kaden Panico s mother, Lana Panico, said Thursday he was able to finally speak a full sentence, after his body became weak and tired days prior.