DeLand Mayor Undergoes Monoclonal Antibody Treatment

Apgar Is Fully Vaccinated But Tested Positive For COVID-19

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DeLand, FL - Mayor Robert "Bob" Apgar announced that he tested COVID-19 positive last week. He has been fully vaccinated and asked residents to "get vaccinated to protect yourselves and your loved ones and follow all of the CDC guidelines."

Mayor Apgar Test Positive For COVID-19, Urges Residents To Get Vaccinated

Yesterday, (August 21) Apgar underwent monoclonal antibody infusion treatment at the Ormond Beach Senior Center which just opened on Friday.

The treatment is available for patients diagnosed with COVID-19 or considered high risk if infected. The location is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily and can serve more than 300 patients per day.

Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are encouraged and can be made at patientportalfl.com

Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Treatment Coming To Ormond Beach

Apgar said in a post on his Facebook page that he's feeling a little better and some of his symptoms are better. 

Robert Apgar

First I want to thank everyone for all of your prayers and kind well wishes. In addition to facebook posts I have gotten numerous texts, and phone calls. I am humbled by how many people near and far have reached out to me during my illness.

I feel a little better and some of my symptoms are a bit better. some of you have asked about or suggested getting the monoclonal antibodies which I have done. I got them at the state site in Ormond. I hope that helps over the next several days. I registered online. At that site the antibodies are given by injection- 4 shots one in each arm and one on each side of my abdomen. Process was fairly easy. You do have to wait 1 hour after the shots though.

Again thanks for all of your thoughts and prayers.

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