Dr. Milhouse

It's like, yeah, we can't even get a functioning park for our kids.

So, again, this could be another.

No, I wasn't.

I was born in Nigeria and have been in the United States since before.

I don't even remember being born in Nigeria since I was like two.

And then we settled when I was about seven, eight years old to Texas.

So I grew up in Texas and came to Chicago for residency at University of Chicago in 2008.

And that was supposed to be like, okay, I'll do my residency and then go someplace else.

And then I met my husband and stayed.

Oh, wow.

Okay.

Yeah.

So I absolutely positively did not think that I would be a urologist.

Like I said, I didn't even know what it was when somebody said the word.

I had to look it up and I immediately crossed it off my list.

urologist is not only a medical doctor we are surgeons okay your urologist did your surgery right yeah and so you're all just our surgeons and so even the thought of me being a surgeon I was like no way I can't be a surgeon I'm clumsy I'm a little like goofy I'm you know a woman I'm black like there's like what I saw of surgeries surgeons were like they're very they're very like

strict and, um, no nonsense, very smart, you know, and, you know, just wasn't like who I saw myself as at all.

So what, where I thought, I thought I dabbled in dermatology.

I remember I was like, Oh, I'm going to do dermatology.

They seem to like love, you know, have lots of free time.