A everybody calls me the data made. Host the neurosurgeon now . [laughter] every they used to tease me and call me names but my mother in a success i have had we had to read two books a week and submit a book report but she could not read that we did not know. Host when did you find out . Leader in high school she caught her ged the savior i graduated. But by making us reid which i hated, as something happened. I used to wiedmaier the smart kids i always thought how come they know the answers there the same age. But as they started reading the now i had the answer and it got me excited. I was reading a book that went from being the dummy to the top of the class and a yearandahalf. Host club was the book . We back my dad made me in eighth grade that is what got me started. Guest i did i realize. Now i start to make the connection that is interested in science . Host the Science Teacher said what is this . Of course, i did not raise my hand but nobody raised their hand so i did everybody
You have a very inspirational story. Tell me where you grew up. Guest i grew up in detroit and a couple of years in boston also. My mother got married when she was 13 and rural tennessee and she and my father moved to detroit. He was a factory worker and discovered she was a bigamist and she had the responsibility at that point with only a third grade education trying to raise us on our own. We were not particularly good students. Any success ive had i have to contribute to god and my mother. Shes always seeking wisdom and came up with the idea of opening my eyes and looking around you and she noticed the homes that she cleaned the people didnt watch. If i can give my boys to stop looking at the tv all day long and start reading. She basically restricted us to two or three tv programs per week and with all that spare time we had to read two books a piece and submits to her a written program which she couldnt read. Host how come they know the answers . But as i started reading all of a
Watergate will have a smattering of knowledge not at the level of woodward woodward, those are the people i try and the reason i didnt do transcripts because i find those difficult to read i have 23 volumes of 3inch notebooks that is almost 4 billion words it is a huge. 39 years after refer site on the National Stage on television you have returned to i am sure in the minds of many people to applause and others. [laughter] thank you so much. Guest thank you bob. Dr. Carson, i think the best way to start is to go into you. You have a very inspirational story. I grew up in detroit a couple of years in boston boston, another came from a large role family in tennessee and she and my father moved to detroit, he was a factory worker and then she discovered he was the bigamist then he had the responsibility of the only a third grade education to raise us alone. Myself and my brother. We were not particularly Good Students to put it mildly. I was the dummy. Host a neurosurgeon now . [laughter]
In the final edition of The Pitt Prescription, Elizabeth Donnelly discusses why pharmacists are integral members of the US healthcare system and explains the hidden roles most people don’t know fall under the scope of pharmacists.