John J. Boziak

Right. We got to bring that up. Yeah, yeah. Bring it up now. So is now the first doctor visit like the right time?

Okay. So that's what I wanted because we hadn't done it yet.

Okay. So that's what I wanted because we hadn't done it yet.

Okay. So that's what I wanted because we hadn't done it yet.

Can I get another Coke?

Can I get another Coke?

Can I get another Coke?

All right.

All right.

All right.

Okay. So the first time I see grandma for the first time, and mind you, I'm shredded. I wasn't shredded going in. It's a little overweight. Not a lot. A little overweight. But right now I weigh about 192 pounds. Then I weighed about 162. Right. Okay. She didn't even recognize me. She had no idea who I was, and we were sitting 10 feet apart at Angel's IV.

Okay. So the first time I see grandma for the first time, and mind you, I'm shredded. I wasn't shredded going in. It's a little overweight. Not a lot. A little overweight. But right now I weigh about 192 pounds. Then I weighed about 162. Right. Okay. She didn't even recognize me. She had no idea who I was, and we were sitting 10 feet apart at Angel's IV.

Okay. So the first time I see grandma for the first time, and mind you, I'm shredded. I wasn't shredded going in. It's a little overweight. Not a lot. A little overweight. But right now I weigh about 192 pounds. Then I weighed about 162. Right. Okay. She didn't even recognize me. She had no idea who I was, and we were sitting 10 feet apart at Angel's IV.

He had to get an IV every four weeks to help with his immune system. Right. Because Angel, he has a disease, and the disease is called, and you'll post it up. We won't put it on here exactly, but antaxia talcantasia. So basically, it's an immune deficiency disease, and it attacks your blood cells and attacks your nervous system. And basically... Take your time.

He had to get an IV every four weeks to help with his immune system. Right. Because Angel, he has a disease, and the disease is called, and you'll post it up. We won't put it on here exactly, but antaxia talcantasia. So basically, it's an immune deficiency disease, and it attacks your blood cells and attacks your nervous system. And basically... Take your time.

He had to get an IV every four weeks to help with his immune system. Right. Because Angel, he has a disease, and the disease is called, and you'll post it up. We won't put it on here exactly, but antaxia talcantasia. So basically, it's an immune deficiency disease, and it attacks your blood cells and attacks your nervous system. And basically... Take your time.

You're pretty... You're fairly normal when you're little. Right, right. You know, I noticed he was a little off at 18 months, but he will, yeah, maybe it was 16 months, but I couldn't pinpoint it. You know, he fell a little more maybe than others. Okay. But it wasn't noticeable, noticeable. But I knew it when I saw him.

You're pretty... You're fairly normal when you're little. Right, right. You know, I noticed he was a little off at 18 months, but he will, yeah, maybe it was 16 months, but I couldn't pinpoint it. You know, he fell a little more maybe than others. Okay. But it wasn't noticeable, noticeable. But I knew it when I saw him.

You're pretty... You're fairly normal when you're little. Right, right. You know, I noticed he was a little off at 18 months, but he will, yeah, maybe it was 16 months, but I couldn't pinpoint it. You know, he fell a little more maybe than others. Okay. But it wasn't noticeable, noticeable. But I knew it when I saw him.

But the first doctor visit that I went to for his IV, for his immune system, that's where I see the grandma. And I find out that it just debilitates you. As time goes on. As time goes on. So when I met him, he could walk. But he couldn't stand straight. He could stand up, but he would wobble. a little bit, but he could play. He could run. He could play kickball.