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Deborah Greenhouse wants you to know what her lane is.
The Columbia pediatrician is one of several doctors joining a social media storm over guns and doctors, sparking a fight between the physicians and the National Rifle Association.
"Asked a 6 year old today what he would do if he found a gun while playing at a friend's house," Greenhouse tweeted Nov. 9. "He said he'd grab it and play with it. His mom was shocked. I wasn't. It was the most important thing I talked about at his well (care) visit." |
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| gun shot wounds are a lot of work in the hospital, I work in the operating room and bullets do a lot of damage. The NRA needs to turn their attention to the networks that shows gun violence every night. we are what we are exposed too. The 1st is no more important than the 2ed. |
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