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All doctors have power - you’re healing the sick, just like Jesus! Okay, so you have to use a few instruments in order to work your magic, but still. However, if you’re a pediatrician, your power is even greater than that of most other medical professionals. You are saving and improving the lives of our youth - beings who are fragile, brittle, and have not yet lived their full lives. You’ll love them; they’ll love ya back. If they don't, it's probably their upbringing. You can blame the parents.

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