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All right. Hello, everybody. If you're just tuning in the last time we spoke to you, we were just going into the hospital to try and getting your relatives to sign a document basically, reassign the medical attention, she already signed and a lot has happened since then.

A lot has happened since then. There's a reason we didn't really decided not to broadcast live because there was some concerns that this video and what we're doing today could actually affect the case and as didn't get more complicated.

We decided that the one thing we never want to do with the high wire is sort of interfere with what's actually taking place. But I'm now with a mirror and in a rubah and I'm going to let a mirror sort of take this through where we left off. Remember we were entering. I mean, I'm sorry, Ali Ali. Yeah. So I'm here with Ali and last we left off. We're going in the hospital. I waited in the waiting room when Ali went upstairs with Aaron Syria as a lawyer.

So let's just take him with Ali and then let him sort of explain the rest of it.

All right, Ali. Last last we checked, you know, you were getting prepared to go in and try and talk to this neurologist and see if you could get it assigned the exemption again. I was waiting in downstairs in the waiting room.

What happened? It was kind of rough battle. I just saw a saying in the hospital. We went upstairs with a little busy. So we kind of waited around at that moment. I felt like maybe she was going to talk to us. She's busy. You know, devil takes over. I think it was crazy thoughts and I'm like, oh my gosh, and I'll help us.

Long story short, we finally got to talk to her and she came out and I said, well, Aaron, I said, we need to assign this paper saying this is really your signature.

And she got confused. She was like, why am I signing the paper saying that's my signature. That's my signature on a state form. I don't get why it's assigned it again. We're like, well, the judge wants it. And, you know, we said, drop a few when it's ready to go with the signature. Unfortunately, refused.

So I'm like, oh, my God, I'm like, I let it start a begging. I said, please, doctor, please. I mean, it's being school.

There's your views. It was to some level of trust. I would guess. I'm like, why what is happening here? Right? There's been a protocol. She understood. I mean, you can understand from her perspective.

But I am saying where she was coming from, you know, it is confusing to sign a paper saying that she's signature. So she was confused. You know, she's probably following protocol. So she got worried and she don't want to sign it. She's, I'm sorry, Ali.

Sorry, I've already signed two exemptions and I felt that's enough. I can't go passes. So, you know, kind of in a way, bad please. I mean, it's a school. He's regressing. He needs to therapies.

And Aaron as well had a little chat with her. She refused. So we left empty handed. We drove back to the courthouse. Aaron and I and Bell. And he's going to go talk to the judge and tell us and we couldn't get her to sign it. What's the next step here? You know, as he's walking in, guess what pops up in his email? The form. So she signs it.

She thought about it and she ended up signing. I'm like, oh my God. I love you. I love you. The doctor, you know, so she's actually great and well, she's been in the mirror since the day one. She knows the mirror. She knows his condition. She knows he's due for medical exemption. And I feel like she had question on her probably.

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't want such an eye traffic too much. But but it wasn't over there. Now you had to take in. There was an email. It wasn't written as requested to have you go into the judge. And so then what to place to your.

So my lawyer, Aaron Siri walked in with electronic signature and give it to the judge. He was in there. Give it take about an hour, you know, working with the judge and he comes out his congratulations. She gave us an OTR.

And TRO. It's in a TRO. So he got a TRO. A temporary strain of water that allows him to be back in school until the case finished. So we got him your back in school.

So all that fighting, protesting days of working with the lawyers and the team neurologist and with the high wire and I can finally got here back to school.

So I just want to send a big big thank you to all my supporters. Everybody's been there for the day one. I really want to thank Aaron Siri. I want to thank Del big tree, the high wire and especially especially I can that work.

It's amazing. I can't even with us in the day one. They've really helped us out. They funded most of our project, most of what was going on to support help, you know, everything.

If you guys follow I can't please know from the bottom of my heart donate. Help out. Give what you can. I can't just hear for us to hit the fight for our rights to hear and make sure our kids are going to be okay for the next.

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