Magpakailanman: Lalaking may sakit, may galit at takot sa siyensiya! (Stream Together)

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Aired (February 15, 2007): Mas lalong lumala ang kundisyon ni Igme (Jinggoy Estrada), ngunit kahit anong sabihin ng asawa nito ay wala siyang balak magpatingin sa mga doktor.

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00:00I'm sorry, I'm not able to work.

00:12You won't be able to eat properly.

00:15It's better if I work again.

00:18Wait, your feet are shaking.

00:21No, it's fine. It doesn't hurt anymore.

00:25I need to work so that I can feed you properly.

00:29Don't understand that. You're sick.

00:32We're trying to understand you.

00:35You're the one I remember.

00:38Why don't you go to the center?

00:42You're already there at your center.

00:45I don't need the center anymore.

00:49I didn't mean anything bad. I just mentioned it.

00:53Okay, I'm leaving.

00:56Wait, don't forget your gloves.

00:59Okay.

01:22Ka Igme, you're really good.

01:25Why are your feet still shaking?

01:28Yes, Ka Igme. Don't your feet feel heavy?

01:32And when you move, it's like we're the ones who are having a hard time.

01:36I'm good now. I'm from Albularyo.

01:40I told you, I won't be able to walk anymore.

01:43And I'm not sick anymore. I feel better.

01:48Ka Igme, shouldn't you let him rest?

01:52Okay, okay.

01:58Kamidin.

02:01Kamidin.

02:05Kamidin.

02:09Hey, Kalita.

02:11Oh, it's you.

02:13Why did you pass by?

02:15I wanted to borrow something from you.

02:19What is it?

02:20Your husband has an old pantaloon that he doesn't use anymore.

02:24This is Ka Igme.

02:25He went back to work even though his pantaloon is still wet.

02:29He doesn't have a pantaloon that he can use.

02:31I want him to have something that he can use while his feet are still shaking.

02:37I feel sorry for my husband. His feet are wet.

02:41Oh, Kalita.

02:44I'm sorry.

02:46I wanted to help you.

02:49Oh, Kalita.

02:50I'm sorry.

02:52I wanted to help you.

02:53But my husband's pantaloon is wet.

02:56He still uses it every day.

02:59Is that so?

03:00Yes.

03:01Okay, thank you.

03:02I'm sorry, Kalita.

03:04It's nothing.

03:05I'm the one who's worried about you.

03:07No.

03:08Okay, we're going to my son's center.

03:11Okay, take care.

03:18Kalita.

03:20Kalita.

03:25Kalita.

03:29Kalita.

03:46Hey, Ka Igme!

03:47What is it, Igme?

03:50Did you see my mother-in-law?

03:52Yes, they passed by me.

03:54They told me that they are going to the health center.

03:58But they didn't tell me why.

04:01They went to the health center?

04:03Yes. Why did they go there?

04:10Igme responded immediately.

04:11She endured the pain and weight of her 20-year-old son.

04:18She also endured the looks and judgment of some of the villagers who were angry with her.

04:27Read this so that you can learn more about your wife's illness.

04:33Thank you very much.

04:36Don't get too tired so that your pregnancy will be fine.

04:41Lita!

04:43Igme!

04:45I told you not to go to the health center.

04:47I don't have any illness.

04:49How many times do I have to tell you this?

04:51Igme, I'm pregnant for 4 months.

04:54What? You're pregnant?

04:58Maybe you want to have your 20-year-old son checked so that he can endure your illness.

05:03One more thing, I told you that I don't have any illness.

05:07Because if we don't...

05:09Let's go!

05:11Let's go!

05:41For more information visit www.FEMA.gov

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