Create vaccine army to administer drug
On Jan. 2, Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, suggested using retired medical personnel to administer the COVID-19 vaccine. The nation can also recruit Type 1 diabetics who are insulin dependent. They can easily be trained to administer the vaccine with medical personnel supervising.
I agree with Romney that all should be paid for their services.
Passing the Defense Act would bring in thousands of medical personnel from our Armed Forces.
Kevin McGowan
East Lyme
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