Meningitis survivor urges students to get vaccinated
Amanda Moran woke up one fall morning in 2003 ready to move into her dorm at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond .
Instead, she ended up in the hospital with meningitis, missed her first semester of school and still has debilitating migraine headaches as a result of the disease.
And it all could have been avoided.
Moran and other meningitis survivors were at the Capitol last week urging lawmake...
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