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As an African American woman, many of those closest to me are hesitant about research. I use my experience to encourage them, highlighting the importance of our contributions.
Michelle Bennett Huntersville, NC
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I would absolutely recommend others’ to consider participating in a clinical trial, if not for one’s own health, certainly from the point of view of helping humanity.
William "Bill" Drury Charlotte, NC
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My primary motivation for participating was rooted in the realization that I could do something – anything at all.
Theresa Bauer-Brown Charlotte, NC
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They were wheeling me into the ICU, that’s all I remember, when I heard a female voice next to me; ‘Tony,’ she whispered, ‘I need you to do one thing for me...’ ‘What’s that,’ I asked. ‘I need you to fight.'
Tony Perry Charlotte, NC
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I experienced histoplasmosis as a child, and with a son diagnosed with MS at such a rare, young age, we are both more susceptible to viruses such as RSV. To have the opportunity to help advance preventative measures to protect us all against the disease was meaningful.
Melissa McAtee Charlotte, NC
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My PCP, Dr. Moriarity, was a principal investigator for the trial. He presented the opportunity to me and encouraged me to consider participating. Compensation, as a young adult, was definitely an incentive for me, paired with the withstanding need to receive my annual flu shot.
Hannah Russell Savannah, GA
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We want to be part of the solution and not on the sidelines.
John Reeves Charlotte, NC
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