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Welcome back to Wellness on Mass. I'm Dr. Nicole Sapphire. And before we begin this weekly rundown, I want to pause and

acknowledge a friend, Charlie Kirk, and his tragic death this week. Charlie's legacy is not going

to fade. He leaves behind an entire generation ready to fight for faith, family, freedom, and country.

And his voice will continue to echo through the young leaders he inspired,

ensuring his work was not in vain.

Now, while most people knew him for his conviction and passion for political work, I can tell

you off camera, he was just as passionate. I saw Charlie this last month when he was here in

New York City guest hosting for Fox and Friends,

while we didn't have any on-camera conversations, I can tell you our off-camera conversation

was incredible. He taught to me about breastfeeding. Now, anybody who knows me knows that I love

talking about breastfeeding because I'm a huge supporter of it. I've had three children. I breastfed all of them for a year.

I love breastfeeding and what it does for our children and for our moms, and it makes me so

sad and concerned to see the declining breastfeeding rates. Charlie knows this, and that's why he

brought it to my attention. He was in such awe and had such respect for his wife

and the natural ability that she had breastfeeding their two young children.

And he asked me about the declining rates,

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