The Houston-based pediatrician who said those impacted by the Texas flash floods "got what they voted for" has issued a ...

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Some exciting health news for McDowell County residents. The Mission Pediatrics office in Marion is finally back open.

Dr. Christina Propst, an employee of Houston-based Blue Fish Pediatrics, was fired for her insensitive remark targeting the unfortunate flood victims of Texas.

The Blue Fish Pediatrics physician had previously made controversial comments about a section of Texas flood victims ...

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Dr. Christina Propst, a Houston pediatrician, was fired after recent comments over the deadly Texas Hill Country floods.