Frustration looms as H1N1 vaccines disappear

Yessica Maher is upset because she can't get the vaccine for her kids. The bad thing is her doctor is out of the vaccine, and so is the pediatrician. Her two older sons were not eligible for the nasal spray version because of asthma, and she was told the shot would not become available until perhaps November. Her youngest son, 2, goes to a preschool where there was recently a diagnosis of H1N1. Maher feels like the government knew that the vaccine would be a big thing and more should be avaiable for the use of people. It shouldn't be a supply and demand type of ordeal.

I agree with Yessica Maher. The government officials should be more aware of the fact that H1N1 is a serious thing and more vaccines should have been made. The supply and demand thing shouldnt apply to this situation. The department of health are saying that people shouldn't worry that more vaccines are on their way and people shouldn't panic.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/10/23/h1n1.vaccines/index.html