Clarence Jones

I will be looking for a one pager to put on my table. We'll go to these events so that people can understand how to utilize this work. And thank you so very, very much. I really, really, truly appreciated the conversation.

I will be looking for a one pager to put on my table. We'll go to these events so that people can understand how to utilize this work. And thank you so very, very much. I really, really, truly appreciated the conversation.

Yeah, we'll keep talking to Sherrilyn and Sherrilyn will keep coming up with different things. She is such a unique person and also a great friend. So that is something that's there. Vaccination, Sherman, why is it important to talk about vaccinations?

Yeah, we'll keep talking to Sherrilyn and Sherrilyn will keep coming up with different things. She is such a unique person and also a great friend. So that is something that's there. Vaccination, Sherman, why is it important to talk about vaccinations?

Well, actually, Sherrilyn, I was hoping that you could rephrase all of that without mentioning names. Okay. This is not live because I know how you feel. Tell us how you really, really feel. But if you could reframe that conversation without mentioning names, but talking about your concerns, I would appreciate that. Okay, here we go.

Well, actually, Sherrilyn, I was hoping that you could rephrase all of that without mentioning names. Okay. This is not live because I know how you feel. Tell us how you really, really feel. But if you could reframe that conversation without mentioning names, but talking about your concerns, I would appreciate that. Okay, here we go.

I think it's Mel. Was it Mel?

I think it's Mel. Was it Mel?

Right, right. I want to ask Dr. Barry Baines to chime in here now because I think that Sherrilyn has said some very interesting things that I'd like to hear his perspective on.

Right, right. I want to ask Dr. Barry Baines to chime in here now because I think that Sherrilyn has said some very interesting things that I'd like to hear his perspective on.

And I think, yeah, yeah. I think one of the things I want to do is, is a follow-up. Sherilyn, I want you to tell us a, some stories of your vaccination outreach, because I think that, I think that, um,

And I think, yeah, yeah. I think one of the things I want to do is, is a follow-up. Sherilyn, I want you to tell us a, some stories of your vaccination outreach, because I think that, I think that, um,

you know, you've had to come up with some pretty interesting facts and things for people when you go out into community to talk to them, whether they really wanted to or they're, I mean, wherever they are on that phase of acceptance. Can you tell us a story?

you know, you've had to come up with some pretty interesting facts and things for people when you go out into community to talk to them, whether they really wanted to or they're, I mean, wherever they are on that phase of acceptance. Can you tell us a story?

I loved it. Thank you. Thank you. A very appropriate time. I want to interject what Barry said. Almost all of those pharmacies that you mentioned are now closing up. We have pharmaceutical deserts every place. You know what I mean? And so doctors recommending people, you know, taking three months, say, go see your local pharmacist. That might, that has changed.

I loved it. Thank you. Thank you. A very appropriate time. I want to interject what Barry said. Almost all of those pharmacies that you mentioned are now closing up. We have pharmaceutical deserts every place. You know what I mean? And so doctors recommending people, you know, taking three months, say, go see your local pharmacist. That might, that has changed.

And so I think that that's one of the conversations that we have to have. Yeah. One of my stories, and I've never told this story before, but I was in elementary school when they were giving out the polio shots.

And so I think that that's one of the conversations that we have to have. Yeah. One of my stories, and I've never told this story before, but I was in elementary school when they were giving out the polio shots.

And I remember the guy, the person before me got a shot and they had a little blood come out of their arm. I was so scared of getting that polio shot. But then they said, I don't know, they must have had a newsflash or something. They said, well, we're not going to give out any more polio shots. I was so relieved because I didn't want that polio.

And I remember the guy, the person before me got a shot and they had a little blood come out of their arm. I was so scared of getting that polio shot. But then they said, I don't know, they must have had a newsflash or something. They said, well, we're not going to give out any more polio shots. I was so relieved because I didn't want that polio.