He stopped going to the life-saving treatment until the cardboard statue of Trump can accompany him. (via toofab)
The small framed picture was so successful at helping Nelson during the treatment that his son, Eric, made a miniature cardboard cutout of his father standing next to a photo of Trump.But when he decided to crank it up a notch with a life-size cardboard cutout of the impeached politician, things quickly went sour at the Fresenius Kidney Care in Port St. Lucie last Saturday.A social worker told him in the lobby that he had to get rid of it, Nelson explained.
"What I would really like to happen is for them not to infringe upon my father's freedom of expression and speech and allow him to bring in the life-size cardboard cutout that takes up less service area than a garbage can," he added."She brings in the bubble wrapping that you put in boxes and for three and a half hours she's pop pop pop pop, that's very nerve wreaking" he explained of another patient. "I don't do anything like that.
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