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English transcript
So yesterday I took my son to the doctor, right, for a yearly checkup. 17 years old.
My oldest kid or our oldest kid is 25, okay? So for 25 years, one of our children has been
seeing this pediatrician. Every one of my children have gotten all the things they were
supposed to get, you know. He tells me that my son needs a meningitis booster yesterday.
And I said, yeah, I don't want to do that. I mean, maybe I want to research it, see the
ingredients. Like what even is meningitis? Like my oldest kids, I know for a fact didn't
get a meningitis booster. So maybe I want to look into it. After 25 years, he literally
looked at me and said, well, if this is the decision you're making, you will not be able
to come to this. I cannot be your pediatrician anymore. This pediatric office, you won't
be able to come here anymore. 25 years, they have gotten every one that was ever suggested
until 2020. But we didn't even go to the pediatrician if we got sick. We went to like a doc in the
box. So we didn't even have to deny it because by the time we went back, it was like, okay,
not to have it. Right. Out of a meningitis booster, he literally said after 25 years,
we can't come there anymore. Wild times.
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