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By Hubert Wiggins
Sunday, November 01, 2009 at 6:23 p.m.

Read more: Local, Health, Jodi Frysinger H1n1 Scott Park Campus

TOLEDO, OHIO -- The Lucas County Health Department conducted a free swine flu clinic at the Scott Park Campus on the grounds of  the University of Toledo.  And like the previous clinics of the last couple of weeks there were long lines of people eager to get the vaccine.  Jody Freysinger of Toledo had initially decided not to have her kids vaccinated but changed her mind when she heard that children with asthma are particularly susceptible to H1N1.  "I heard about the complications with the asthma and I thought as a mother I better do what's best for my child," Mrs. Frysinger said.  A free H1N1 clinic is expected to be held next Sunday.  The location and time will be announced later this week.
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