| I'm sorry, Jehovah. |
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| I'm ashamed really. |
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| The doctor went on
about my condition. |
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| She didn't care before. |
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| It's a big deal to her
now I'm turning 18, |
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| 'cause it's my decision now,
you see. |
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| She even said... |
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| She was convinced |
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| that the hospital saved my life
when I was born |
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| and that my congregation
tried to stop it. |
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| But you do realize
that the reason you're alive |
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| is because the hospital gave you
blood when you were first born, |
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| when the priests tried
to stop it from happening. |
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| Elders, not priests. |
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| She don't understand. |
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| I mean, can you believe
she tried to do a deal with me? |
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| She was willing to give me another
transfusion if I ever needed one again, |
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| but without telling anyone. |
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| She said it'd be private like,
between me and her. |
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| No one needed to know. |
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| And I wouldn't tell your mum |
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