T-Boz Lashes Out After Having An Unpleasant Experience With First Responders: They Got 1 More Time & I’m Slapping The S*** Out Of Somebody

T-Boz Lashes Out After Having An Unpleasant Experience With First Responders: They Got 1 More Time & I’m Slapping The S*** Out Of Somebody
Singer Tionne ‘T-Boz’ Watkins has taken to social media to air out her grievances about a recent encounter with first responders.
The TLC veteran wrote Tuesday, Jan. 19th:
“I AM TIRED OF THESE SORRY A– SO CALLED 1st RESPONDERS WHO REALLY DON’T HV A PASSION 4 THEIR JOB OR PEOPLE! PLAYING THE U NEED ME POSITION! HAVING ATTITUDES & NOT DOING THE JOB YOU CHOSE AS A CAREER! I SWEAR THEY GOT ONE MORE TIME & IM SLAPPING THE S— OUT SOMEBODY”
“I’m just venting and I know because I’ve been dealing with these idiots for 50yrs now since birth and we ALWAYS HV ISSUES TRUST”



“On the first night, the nurses told me I needed to breastfeed her. It seemed like the right thing to do. And they make you feel so guilty if you don’t pop your t—–s out for the baby immediately. But sickle-cell patients need every drop of fluid they can get, and losing that much breast milk almost stopped my heart. Eventually, my body shut down and I fell into a coma. I spent three days unconscious in the ICU.”
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