Kentucky Obstetrician Says Pregnant Women Should Get COVID-19 Vaccine
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Should pregnant women get the COVID-19 vaccine? It’s a common question a lot of mothers out there are asking.
Hundreds of Kentuckians have died since the virus first hit our state. These are friends, neighbors, parents, grandparents, and colleagues. Kentuckians from all walks of life — frontline workers, bricklayers, great-grandparents. Here are just a few of their many stories.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Should pregnant women get the COVID-19 vaccine? It’s a common question a lot of mothers out there are asking.
GREEN BAY, Wis.— You just got a notification on your phone from the testing center you went to earlier this week. You tested positive for COVID-19.
Now what?
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Rebecca Shadowen was a top specialist in the field of infectious diseases at Med Center Health in Bowling Green. She contracted COVID-19 in May and lost her fight with the virus on Friday, September 11.
Connie Smith, President, and CEO of Med Center Health stated, “We are grieving the loss of Dr. Rebecca Shadowen. There are really no words to describe the pain felt by her family, physician colleagues and Med Center Health teammates. Dr. Shadowen will forever be remembered as a nationally recognized expert who provided the very best care for our patients and community. She was a dear friend to many.”
LEXINGTON, Ky. - A Kentucky family is grieving a loved one.
71-year-old Stanley Buckler lost his fight with COVID-19 after spending three weeks at the University of Kentucky’s ICU.
GUSTON, Ky. — Joyce Scobee was loved by everyone who knew her. She not only cared about her own family but others she met at church.
Scobee was an active member of Hill Grove Baptist Church. She lost her husband of 52 years, Duewy Dean Scobee to cancer in 2016. It was then that she leaned on her church family even more. She was very active with the Silver Bells Widow Group.
The 2019 novel coronavirus may cause mild to severe respiratory symptoms like:
The CDC believes symptoms may appear in as few as 2 days or as long as 14 days after exposure to the virus.
(Source: CDC)