coronavirus vaccines, transplant recipients and their doctors are concerned the shift from the original schedule of three to four weeks will put people at risk.Sara Murray of Acton, Ont., leaves her house just once a day, on average, during the COVID-19 pandemic to take a walk and breathe in fresh air.She was born with cystic fibrosis and received a double lung transplant 17 years ago, then eventually a kidney transplant.
Murray falls into the category of immunosuppressed individuals who are at high risk for becoming ill from COVID-19.Murray is especially worried about a delay between the first and second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine since new data suggests she may have little protection after only one.