Mother of three spends $1000 for Meningococcal B vaccinations in wake of tragic death

By Chris Bath
Updated August 9 2019 - 11:10am, first published August 6 2019 - 5:00pm
Peace of mind: Kim Squires paid $1000 to have Ben, Rob and Georgia vaccinated against the rare but deadly Meningococcal B disease. Photo: Peter Hardin 060819
Peace of mind: Kim Squires paid $1000 to have Ben, Rob and Georgia vaccinated against the rare but deadly Meningococcal B disease. Photo: Peter Hardin 060819

After the tragic death of Quirindi toddler Donald Peach, parents all over the state are questioning the government's vaccination schedule, and the safety of their children.

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