As routine vaccination rates dip, polio survivor hopes her story reverses that trend

When Miki Boleen sees new parents in her doctor's office, she may ask if they've immunized their child against polio — a disease that immobilized her. Her desire is not to frighten, but with vaccination rates declining due to missed immunizations during the pandemic, she hopes her story will help.

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