Published December 05. 2020 06:05AM
BY LOU WHEELAND
Special to The Press
Once again, the Lehigh Valley Health Network contributed to the welfare of Lehigh Valley residents with two drive-through influenza inoculations Nov. 7 at Dorney Park and Nov. 8 at Coca-Cola Park,
Thousands of Lehigh Valley residents waited patiently for their opportunity to get “shot” at Dorney Park, South Whitehall.
Hundreds of LVHN employees and volunteers were on hand to guide, administer and follow up with flu shots to protect residents from the seasonal flu.
It is deemed important to be inoculated from the seasonal flu even though the news has been filled with COVID-19 updates and statistics.
Without protection from the seasonal flu, a bout of this flu would probably make a person even more susceptible to COVID-19.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELAND Lehigh Valley Health Network professional staff is ready to administer seasonal flu shots Nov. 7 in the parking lot at Dorney Park, South Whitehall. Kristine Pothering, Taylor Pothering, Erin Snyder, Michaela Strunk and Andrea Kushnir make up one team.
Limano receives her flu shot from Katrina Larsen, BSN with Lehigh Valley Health Network.
Limano's daughter, Orinola, takes her turn for a flu shot.
Michelle Strunk, RN, with Lehigh Valley Health Network, takes information from Vanessa Gondalez as Katrina Larsen prepares to give her a flu shot.
Spider Man was on hand to help children weather the challenge of a flu shot. Helping Spider Man was Terry Harrington with Lehigh Valley Health Network Patience Experience.
Rachael Hunt is next after her mom at the Lehigh Valley Health Network annual flu shot drive through Nov. 7 at Dorney Park, South Whitehall.
