Knysna-Plett Herald

Jabs for epilepsy residents

- Blake Linder

KNYSNA - A group of residents and day care attendees at the Epilepsy SA Southern Cape recently received their first doses of the Covid-19 Pfizer vaccine.

Sister Claire Vegter and Sister Bongekile Radebe of the Knysna Provincial Hospital administer­ed the vaccines to 20 residents and day care attendees on Thursday 5 August. "They were so kind and profession­al and put all the people being vaccinated at ease. Friendly, thorough with the ID and form checks and greeted each and every one with a smile," said the branch's marketer, Ashleigh Smith.

"The nurse administer­ing the vaccine was extremely gentle and some of the residents didn't even feel it! We are so grateful and would like to praise you both for your profession­al, yet gentle and compassion­ate way that you treated our residents. With staff like you at our provincial hospital we can't go wrong!"

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Gary Gabier smiles vaccinatio­n card.
behind his mask with his Gary Gabier smiles vaccinatio­n card.

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