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[birds chirping]

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[doorbell ringing]

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(children) 
♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Won't you be my friend?♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Let's say it again.♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Won't you be my friend?♪

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♪Hello! Hello!♪

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♪Now you are my friend.♪

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♪♪♪

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♪H-E-L-L-O♪

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♪That's a word we all should 
know.♪

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♪H-E-L-L-O♪

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♪You can say it.♪

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♪Just say hello.♪

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♪♪♪

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Hey! There's Mr. Chuck!

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Well, hello, friend!

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Hello, Mr. Chuck!

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[sniffing]

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Achoo!

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Excuse me, please.

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I think I've got a bit of a cold 
or something coming on.

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I know I'm not feeling as well 
as I usually do,

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so I called the doctor's office 
for an appointment.

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[sniffing]

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Would you like to come along, 
too?

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Can you remember visiting the 
doctor's office?

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Sometimes you have to go to the 
doctor when you're sick.

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Other times you go to the doctor 
to get immunizations.

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Or shots.

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You know these immunizations can 
help keep you

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from getting really bad 
diseases.

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Like hepatitis and polio.

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I know when I was really young 
they had just started immunizing

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people against polio, and before 
that lots of people

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would get polio.

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But now, now that the vaccine 
has been given

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for so many years, hardly anyone 
gets it anymore.

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No one likes to get shots 
because they do hurt

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a little bit.

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But when you consider how sick 
you can get when you don't

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get your shots, I tell you, it's 
worth it.

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I know, it's hard to think about 
that when you're getting a shot,

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but believe me when I say 
immunizations

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are very important.

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They are.

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Looks like it's about time for 
me to go visit the doctor.

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[coughing]

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Come along.

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♪♪♪

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[coughing]

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♪♪♪

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Hello! Can I help you?

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Hello, I'm Mr. Chuck 
and I'm here to see 
Dr. Martis.

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Okay, could I get 
you to sign in please?

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Sure.

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♪♪♪

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Thank you. 
She'll be with you 
in just a moment.

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Could I get you 
to have a seat?

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Sure, thank you.

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♪♪♪

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Do you ever find it hard to 
wait?

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Right now I have to wait until 
the doctor can see me.

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Even though I know it's only 
going to be a few minutes

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it can seem like a lot longer.

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What can you do when you have to 
wait?

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Well, you might look at a book.

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Or you might draw a picture.

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When you go somewhere like a 
doctor's office,

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you know you can't take too many 
things.

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But you might want to put some 
paper and a few crayons

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in your backpack to use while 
you're waiting.

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Some doctor's offices even have 
toys for you to play with.

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Mr. Chuck, the doctor will see 
you now.

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Oh, yes.

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Follow me.

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♪♪♪

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(nurse) 
Co 
me this way and we can get you 
we 
ighed.

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Step right up here for me.

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Okay, you can step down.

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(nurse) 
Come on in here.

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Have a seat up here 
and let up your sleeve

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so I can take 
your blood pressure.

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Thank you.

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Is this going to hurt?

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No sir, it's not.

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Relax your arm down.

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Okay.

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And now we're going 
to take your temperature.

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♪♪♪

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Alright.

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The doctor will be 
in to see you.

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Thank you very much.

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I have to wait some more till 
the doctor is ready to see me.

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Can you think of other times 
you've had to wait

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for something?

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How about when you wait for your 
parents to pick you up

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from daycare?

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Or have you ever had to wait for 
a bus?

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Think about other things you've 
had to wait for.

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What do you like to do when you 
have to wait?

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Hello, Mr. Chuck.

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Hello, doctor.

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How are you today?

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I'm fine. 
The question is how 
are you today?

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Well really, doctor, 
I'm not feeling very well.

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I've got a sore, 
scratchy throat 
and my ears seem

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to be stopped up.

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Okay, well let's 
have a look.

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I'm going to look 
at your ears first.

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Okay, now this 
won't hurt now.

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But it might tickle 
just a little bit.

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Now your other ear.

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How can you tell, 
doctor, if I'm sick 
by looking in my ears.

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Well, I see your 
eardrum and I see 
the bones

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behind your eardrum 
and those bones 
make your eardrums vibrate

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so that you can hear.

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You can hear 
the dog bark,

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you can hear 
your mom calling you,

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you can hear your friends.

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Well, how is looking 
in my ear going to find out

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if I'm sick?

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Well I can find out 
if you're sick 
by looking at your ear

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because see there's 
a bright light 
that has to shine

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back at me 
when I look at it.

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If that bright light 
doesn't shine back 
at me from your eardrum

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then that means 
that your ear 
is sick and infected.

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Well, that's something.

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Now let's have 
a look at your mouth, 
okay?

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Now say, "Ahh."

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Stick your tongue out.

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Ahhh.

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Good. Good.

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Now your throat 
doesn't look too bad.

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I don't think 
that's that bad.

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But I think we need 
to listen to 
your lungs next, though.

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What is that 
called, doctor?

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It's called a stethoscope.

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Oh, and what does that do?

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It allows me 
to be able to hear 
your heartbeat

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and to hear your lungs 
when you breathe.

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So first let's listen 
to your heart.

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Now if you sit up 
a little for me,

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I'm going to listen 
to your lungs.

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Open your mouth 
and take a deep breath.

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[inhaling and exhaling]

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One more time.

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I don't hear 
anything, doctor.

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Pardon?

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I don't hear anything.

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Yeah, you're not 
going to hear it, 
but with a stethoscope

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it allows me to hear 
everything inside.

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You can hear it.

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I can hear it 
as long as I put 
this in my ear.

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Well how can 
you tell if I'm 
sick with that?

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It makes all kinds 
of different noises,

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the lung does 
when it gets sick.

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And the heart, 
it can skip beats 
and not beat normally

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and that'll 
let me know if 
something is wrong there.

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I hope I'm alright.

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Well, not that alright.

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I think you have 
an ear infection 
in both of your ears.

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Oh, what are you 
going to do to 
make me feel better?

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I'm going to write 
a prescription 
for some antibiotics,

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but you have to 
take all the medicine 
for all of the days

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that they tell you 
to take it or else 
you won't feel any better.

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What is an 
antibiotic, doctor?

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An antibiotic 
is medication that 
fights bacteria.

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And the bacteria 
cause infection.

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Oh, it kills 
all the germs.

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Kills all the germs 
that cause infection.

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♪♪♪

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Here you go, Mr. Chuck.

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Here's your prescription.

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Thank you, doctor.

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And here's a little 
something for you.

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Thank you.

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Now you have to 
take care of yourself.

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I feel better already.

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Good. We'll see you 
next time, okay?

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Thank you very much, doctor.

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Alright, bye-bye.

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So long.

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♪♪♪

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Thanks a lot.

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Good-bye now.

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We'll see you next time.

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♪♪♪

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Well I feel better now that I've 
taken my medicine.

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Let's play a game, okay?

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It's called Get Off My Body, 
Bird.

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You can play it, too.

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Right now.

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Just do what I do.

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I think we've played it before, 
do you remember?

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Well, just in case you don't 
remember, here's what you do.

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Hook your thumbs together like 
this...

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♪♪♪

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That kind of looks like a bird, 
do 
esn't it?

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Well, sort of.

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Especially if you flap your 
fingers like this.

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♪♪♪

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Hey, that's the bird.

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Can you make the bird fly 
around?

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♪♪♪

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Now you're going to let the bird 
fly around

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and land on...

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our shoulder.

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♪♪♪

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Did it land on your shoulder?

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Well, let's tell it to get off.

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Say this, "Get off my body, 
bird."

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♪♪♪

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And make the bird fly away.

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♪♪♪

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Okay, try it again.

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Let's make our birds fly around 
and around and land on our knee.

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♪♪♪

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Did your bird land on your knee?

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Well, what do we say?

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We say, "Get off my body, bird."

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And make the bird fly away.

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♪♪♪

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How about one more?

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Let's get our little bird flying 
now.

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Around it goes.

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And it's going to land on my 
head.

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♪♪♪

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Oh!

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Did it land on your head?

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♪♪♪

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What can we do?

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Let's say it together.

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Get off my body, bird!

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♪♪♪

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Oh, yes.

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♪♪♪

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I know, let's tell the bird to 
fly away.

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Say it with me.

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Fly away, bird! Fly away, bird!

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There he goes.

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I think it's gone.

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Ah, that was fun.

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And you know, playing it helps 
us learn the different parts

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of our bodies.

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Try playing it with your other 
friends sometimes.

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(man) 
♪Hey! Hey! Hey!♪

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Hey, everybody, let's get ready 
fo 
r...

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♪One, two, three four♪

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♪Everybody walk.♪

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♪♪♪

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♪Move your feet♪

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♪♪♪

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♪That's good.♪

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♪Now just do what the animals 
do.♪

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♪♪♪

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♪Move your head.♪

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♪♪♪

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♪Try this.♪

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♪♪♪

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♪Can you stand on one foot?♪

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♪♪♪

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[duck quacking]

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♪Now flap your wings and fly 
away.♪

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This week we continue with the 
story of Awongalima.

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Told by our friend Mrs. Isha.

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Now this is a story of 
community.

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Of sharing.

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And of what can happen when 
people forget the importance

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of these things.

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We also learn that everyone, no 
matter how small,

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can do important things to help 
their community.

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Now, let's continue the story of 
Awongalima.

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Boys and girls, you remember 
last time we were talking about

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the great party and how 
everything was nice?

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Well, things changed with time.

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And in time things do change.

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And so do people.

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But let's hope for the better.

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Things were getting bad,

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and just like Miss Queenie 
predicted,

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people who used to be nice were 
really nasty now.

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And people who used to be very 
forgiving had no patience.

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They were just rude and when yes 
could have done just as well,

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you'd hear people say, "No! It's 
not my problem."

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And gangs were taking over and 
there was warfare

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and there was poverty and there 
was a thing called famine

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where there was not enough to 
eat and the earth itself

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started to change.

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I mean, the seasons didn't know 
which way to go -

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when it should have been hot is 
was cold

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and when it should have been wet 
it was dry.

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And things were just in a mess 
and the king said,

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"I think there must be a way to 
solve this problem."

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"Someone must go and find Miss 
Queenie and help and get

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"the name of the tree and help 
this thing that's happening

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to us."

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Now you know things had changed 
and nobody was willing.

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Nobody was anxious to go.

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But somebody remembered Bird.

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Bird went the last time.

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Bird had changed, too.

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He had married, had several 
kids, but he had changed.

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He wasn't the nice bird he used 
to be.

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Yeah, Kingy, you woke me up.

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I was fast asleep.

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What do you want?

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Bird, oh my you've changed.

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I thought you might be willing 
to go and get the name

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of the tree.

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Yeah, I'll go but it'll cost you 
money.

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Money? We have no money.

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Well, I tell you, if you don't 
have money when I'm back,

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you won't get the name.

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So Bird went and just like 
before he didn't stop to eat

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or drink.

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But he had money on his mind.

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Bird went, Miss Queenie gave him 
the name of the tree.

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But instead of coming right 
back, Bird stopped

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at a farmer's strawberry patch 
and had his fill without asking.

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Some people calledPP it stealin.

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He went to the river and instead 
of thinking of his community

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and his family, he took a swim 
and drank

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till his heart's content and 
even took a nap.

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Well, when he got back he had 
forgotten the name of the tree.

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Everyone was glad to see him 
come though.

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Yay, Bird!

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[clapping]

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What's the name?

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What's the name of the tree?

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Oh, my he said to himself.

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I never should have taken that 
nap.

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The name of the tree 
is...Archiewawa.

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Nothing happened.

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He wasn't to be outdone; he 
tried again.

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The name of this tree 
is...Owatoosie.

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Nothing happened.

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Well, Mrs. Bird and King Lion 
just fairly banished him

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from the entire environment.

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But don't come down so hard on 
Bird.

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Snake was asked to go.

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Ssssnake was always snickering.

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He went, got halfway there, met 
the prettiest

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little water moccasin you ever 
saw, fell in love, was engaged,

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courted a while, got married, 
had several little snakes

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and nobody ever heard from him 
again.

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Owl was asked to go and owl 
said, "Who? Who me? Haha.

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"Not on your life. I'm not 
going. Who me? No, no, no.

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"I have plenty of snakes and 
mice and little creepy crawlies

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"to eat. I have no problem, you 
have a problem."

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And it was that way.

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Nobody wanted to go to help the 
community except a small one,

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not a very tall one.

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Not a very pink one or a very 
purple one.

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Rather a green one with spots 
and stripes.

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You could hear her coming from 
the from the edge of the forest

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nearer and nearer.

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People had to look all around 
and when they saw nothing

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at eye level they had to look at 
the ground.

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And there was Nia, the turtle, 
whose name in some languages

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means purpose.

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And she had a strong sense of 
purpose.

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And boys and girls, tune in next 
week to see how Nia

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uses her strong sense of 
purpose.

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♪♪♪

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When a baby is born, he or she 
gets their first

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medical check up.

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After that, it's up to parents 
to see

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that those check ups continue.

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These check ups are important 
even if a baby seems healthy

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and well, because it's during 
these check ups

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that your healthcare provider 
checks to make sure the baby

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is growing normally, gives 
advice about care and feeding,

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answers your questions, and 
gives your baby tests

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and immunizations that will help 
him or her stay healthy.

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And that's what we're going to 
talk about today

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here on Parent's Corner.

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The importance of immunizations.

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And our guest is 
Pasty McWherter.

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Patsy is a 
registered nurse 
and is head

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of immunizations 
with the health department.

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Glad to have you 
with us today.

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Good morning. 
I'm delighted 
to be here.

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Many parents may not realize the 
importance of keeping up

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with a child's immunizations.

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Can you tell us why it's so 
important

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to get babies immunized?

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What are some of the diseases 
that are being prevented

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by immunization?

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We offer routine childhood 
immunizations

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for protection against ten 
diseases: diphtheria,

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whooping cough, and tetanus, 
measles, mumps, red measles,

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and the German measles, chicken 
pox, polio, hib,

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Haemophilus influenzae 
type B which is protection

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against a very serious 
kind of meningitis,

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and also Hepatitis B.

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So those are in the routine 
childhood immunization schedule.

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What immunization schedule 
should parents follow?

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I mean from the very beginning.

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Immunization schedules can vary 
somewhat.

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But generally it takes a minimum 
of four visits, sometimes five,

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some providers will divide the 
immunizations into five visits,

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for the child to be fully 
immunized

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by the age of two years.

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Shots are routinely recommended 
at ages two, four,

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six and twelve months of age.

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If they follow that schedule, 
they don't need any more

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immunizations or shots until 
they prepare to enter school.

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Well, how important is it to 
keep the schedule?

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I mean, if a series of shots is 
missed, what can happen?

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If children are not up to date, 
they are vulnerable,

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they are at risk for contracting 
these very serious diseases.

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These diseases can have 
permanent disabilities,

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they can result in deafness, a 
number

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of permanent disabilities, plus 
many diseases

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can actually be fatal.

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So it's very important that 
parents have their children

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immunized on time.

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If they miss a schedule, miss a 
date, then they should

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take their children in as soon 
as they have an opportunity.

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And I'd like to emphasize that 
parents inquire

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at every health visit if their 
child's shots are up to date.

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Can you suggest 
some ways parents 
can help

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góprepare gógówóchildreó 
gógóg]wó before tgógów?

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Thergóe is no need to tell very 
young children about a visit

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to the physician or clinic for 
shots.

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With an older child if they ask 
questions,

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answer them very truthfully.

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I suppose if parents have 
questions about immunizations

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or other health related matters 
they can contact their physician

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or the health department in the 
city or county where they live.

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Is that correct?

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Absolutely.

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And we would encourage parents 
to ask questions

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so that they are fully informed 
about what diseases

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their children are being 
protected against

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and what could happen if they're 
not protected.

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Our guest today 
has been Patsy McWherter,

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a registered nurse 
and head of 
immunizations wówóó

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with the health department.

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Thank you for 
being with us 
today and helping

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to bring us 
up to date 
on the importance

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of immunizations.

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Thank you. 
I'm delighted to 
have been here.

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Well, that's all the time we 
have for today

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so good-bye for now friends.

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And don't forget to stay 
healthy.

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So long.

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♪♪♪