Karamo confronts a parent about generational trauma affecting their grandchild with special needs. He argues the son must heal first or the cycle continues, criticizes past shouting, and urges immediate action to support the child with comfort and understanding.
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Listen, I know that you're thinking that you're supporting this, your grandchild, but the only way to truly support that grandchild is by making sure that your son has the healing that he needs. This is generational. And so if he doesn't heal, it passes down to her. And I'm watching a child right here who never got the chance to heal. And the fact that even when this was up, you were screaming in your son's face like, "You are, I knew it." That's, he needs comforting, he needs understanding, he needs to know he's gonna be supported right now. So what I'm gonna tell you right now is that you got your answers. I pray to God that you step up and do what's right for this child because this child has, has special needs and she's gonna need that support. But I'm also gonna invite you two back to this show. And if y'all want another moment with me alone where we're not dealing with this, where you have stepped up and done what you need to do, because until you heal this relationship, every woman you come across is gonna have to deal with this. So if you really wanna be a better man and you really wanna be a better father, come back to the show and I can help y'all figure this out. Okay, sir. All right, I wish you the best of luck.