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The call today were actually joined by another Babylon. Be writer. Older goes back before me goes back to the old school times when the Babylon Bee was good before they soldier to that right wing, nut Self, Seth Dylan. This is Doctor David Fisher. Are you doing doc? Hey guys, grated ear he clearly doktor, because he has a giant man purse that holds tongs decide bag your bag in got a mere had thing you can, I guess What's in there now it's my bow: Leeches garlic, so it for bloodletting, Leg saws Charlie Yours, both sides be any any bone. Really it's. That which kid that we, about in the we're news, the other vampire killing a vampire slaying yeah. Something like that our teeth. My patient, lawyer, the old school bag lens, air of legitimacy. I guess

patients are old people right. Yes, they are so they like. We sure that your bag, entered Should I call you: do they call you a nice young man when you come in all the time? That's why I went into geriatrics cause Even when I'm like my sixties, you're gonna be telling me. I'm a young man so well done Fischer is one of the Babylon bees longest tenured writers, having written for us since twenty sixteen he's, a physician, doctors making house calls and Durham North Carolina any sport sort of in family, medicine, geriatrics and palliative care Had I do on the pronunciation got it palliative or palliative. You say: paralyzing. Ok, palliative thing. That's how just as it my wives, nurse palliative. He's the author of how to keep mom and yourself out of a nursing home, seven keys to keeping your independence, which is available on Amazon, so high dire figure is

So. We fight, because you talked to you because of your doctor and doctors have the authority right now, cuz of Covid nineteen to be like you got to listen to doctors, so we can talk you and we weak newgate to get you to say whenever we want everybody to believe. You gotta be a puppet and then advocate what have we want? yeah. I got your mental before the pie cast I'll. Just read off proscribed answers, I have even more authority because I'm recovering from covered myself. Did you get a bit by an elderly person than I covered is check in their heart rate the gums. The game. You gums I thought it would be interesting topic, so

this is how committed I am to be. I purposely infected myself by just two men around looking doorknob, some drank ajar covered, hold the nose close it pretty brutal. Ok, I tell you I got it's been about a week and. Shells, fever, eggs it's like, flew on steroids. I was just in bed, nursing myself through it. So how could you how's differ from the flew like if someone and if you hadn't heard the word cove it in This isn't just flew. There's some hell's goin on here yeah. Well, there are lots of things that overlap like their muscle, eggs and the Beaver. Applause, I had a little bit a cough respiratory, some get more respiratory symptoms. I did get that weird thing near the end where I lost my taste and smell and that you need to this. It appears

and thankfully I didn't have a serious case, sized I've felt awful bud I was never in danger of going to the hospital, but it's it's just. I can see how people with lung disease, heart disease, etc. Could really succumb to this. I had a lot of purity chest pain at again inflammation going on in my lungs. I got on some meds right away. Can I drugs at work when we allow to say that word or will we are we making power base by hydroxide clerk when easy q? the actual a faker, a code name for the. As you know, the thing you know a thing This tackling you see here. Actually I didn't take it. I was I wouldn't. I've had I gotten more.

Respiratory sentence, so you're theoretic it the end here like inject yourself with bleacher anything. Lysol, Right into the veins. Night I took through my son. I took vitamin c vitamin d and zinc, which. Studies Sayer helpful and I think it out I mean the main reason. I'm better is because I have an immune system that works so you whenever he felt a new symptom. You cannot you're. The recorder like patient is exhibiting called sweats domino programmes. He had for himself for years. He starts to go crazy and starts like gets ethical importing. How are you feeling today many runs around of your writing yourself. All these prescriptions, a good Tiktok

It should have done So what you conclusion now you had covered isn't a hoax herself. It was not for me now. So how do I get it? I didn't wear amounts it around or one or one point: five fever did you go to a Trump rally, not where mask. How did you know If you had gone archives mentally daddy and I was exposed and have from work. Have you done to a black lives matter rally in our him? He be finite or a good sign that is creating all rally. Because when you think that isn't this crazy medical science her Cain went to a trump rallied in where mask he died you have you heard of anybody who went to back a black eyes manner alley and died using. I hadn't opening has of anyone thrill it shocking we haven't you. Right there, it's like Hydroxyl clerk, I mean,

fish tank cleaner, but in a different form. What what I just really boggles my mind. Is you know, actually prescribed a couple of patients, the age and it's because while they were arrested, the risk of going to the hospital issued Secondly, we should sensor flower by three fully Aurelia. So you say the more sensor from here on out: ok, so you preside the patient's. What. Flower bed And why is that? I don't know for sure if it kept him out of the hospital, but boggles my mind. Is there a lot of studies? It say looks like in combination with the through my son and his ankle see it may be. If the patient and as a

doctor I know which my patients are more at risk from the central side effects. We did We monitored in a potential interactions and so now just this idea that everybody is trying to get in between the doctors and patients in discussion with an impatient at all about the risks, the possible benefits and we made a decision and we went forward. I'm in It is really where the politicizing of it just because the word came out of trumps mouth yeah. So we There seems to be the case that science is supposed to be an inquiry open discussion of this. You know this doktor did for weeks study. I mean we can't do randomize double blinded controlled trial in a week, but we can do you know some observational studies and look this doctor So there was some benefit and nobody was harmed. Why? Why can't we at least

Consider that mean. My fear was, somebody would end up in. Hospital and I didn't try what maybe was you know to help them in and, and I would be malpractice by not bringing all tools to bear so did you ever democrat patients who you had to lie about what it was Can I do Alex been down? That was my first question. Are you Democrat before I tell you this medicines name, you will for quickly scruple, we make any treatment decisions you support from or they are a thing that can be really get you in trouble. If you ve gives some to them, then they like, oh by the way, I'm a democratic, oh and then they see the bottle and they like they die of the

accident sidewalks. I can see that there could be lethal sailor where milk on that one so do you make of the media. There came out with the doctors that are like yeah. The camera. Apparently the lady believes like the aliens seventy eight like alien sex dna or something I couldn't, I'm not falling all the stuff Vudu and they dug up some mummies or something I've had patients with like pelvic inflammatory disorder, and I never knew that spirit. Husband might have been the cause, spirit. Husbands was, I wanted to say she's, a Spirit husband, yeah I was on the video is, I think they came out about her. That's I think that something she. Claims, some sort of you're. Having sex with demons and near sleep, and that's what causes ear. Tell them around. If you, anyhow well

the energy come from others how's. This lady got right, but then Trump shared that video. Are you think that was a little irresponsible? I think it. It is unfortunate. I, the eggs dream nature gave. Flower bed, a bad name. I mean I just what you know: doctors and patients to make decisions together based on science and bright leave all stuff out of it felt like too far when I saw, I think it's a miracle drug that can do will solve the entire. There is a clear- and there was a clear yes she's act like is over the people, to find the other direction, and I think because Trump the ports, if they wanted to do great. And then those who don't like Trump wanted to fail, which I think is really sick but threerd.

This is weird that is worse soon, after their like, we act. The bad guy here cause he's over pushing this drug. Really really want to drag the fatal followers When the media was breathlessly reporting, one study that showed a couple people had some. You know, address facts from it. I just didn't understand that at all yes, yeah we're gonna couple disguise of with They know it. No sooner in a video other irony is. Flower bed is generic. It's cheap. Widely available Pharmaceutical companies are not making any money on it. So if you're antis big farmer. You would want to promote this. This trend stock in it

Is trying to get it to go bid you kid, there's stuff, let me demonstrate how stock work think I'm in starting the interpreters and that it around you're gonna, get the flower beds indicate a big ears I in oxygen, you know that this be so from twenty thirteen doktor manual attributes, infertility, impotence in Ghana, logical conditions to evil deposits from Spirit husbands, a phenomenon we're demons in which is have sex with people where they sleep. Demons and witches demons Andrey witches, yeah, those are from different, realms, regular demons and the Spirit of the way in which it is our control. Now, like a swamp or something and then can I tell according to the which tell airports into the bed in Spirit form a manual, then you also said there are people ruling this nation that are not even human, describing them is reptilian spirits, her half human half. Eighty. I believe that

I miss that glass in medical school? she probably two dimensional witches. The skip that one. I do. I know you and applying witch hazel through a suitor burn, hemorrhoids. Your video just got Galicia and you look like you get the latest by like iron guy from Goonies? Oh really doesn't look we're on your end. That's gonna justice nevermind! Your husband's are under control there. There is attacking the criteria They can see that the original channel explained the it's hard for me to look at, but that's a good year after he died, save separate Ok, so, regardless of if these people are quacks right on this video, would you think of, like big tech, banning medical information or opinions or advice,

Guess who understands it we're taking the media's down the islands? I think, its the anti science, I mean science is supposed to be a open, inquiry. We're looking at all possible You know treatment options were studying these things. In again, physicians and medical personnel are trained, is to look at studies. I mean I remit. Studies and I look at how was performed in you know, I don't just wait. To tell me why to do. I balance, all the information and then, It really does look to be politically. Debated when you have it The antithesis of science is to have a, preconceived idea about your conclusion? for you investigate the whenever you're investigating. So if you ve already decided this things bad and now we're going to try to find in a proof.

To support our bias me that the definition of bias and so study came along and said, hey look. This actually helps I get the sense that everybody's decided already will know that we can set that information that that's the definition of bias, so frightens me that you know. The ability of a patient and doktor to have conversation about available information can really be harmed by this when people are getting a lot of their information from Facebook. Twitter and already tardy biased and so States Gary, yes Thinking it's a miracle drug is not the best, studies and does not evidence heard beings Merrill dug its sovereign for every problem. But it seems even worse to have the stigma to stigmatize at this point that if it helps you gonna, take it cause. There's some ethical position that it it's so weird that you would stigmatized

this point. That summit would actually needed they're, not gonna, take it because of their taking a political side. There's a couple state, medical boy. In pharmaceutical boards that are putting all these restrictions. For doctors to be able to prescribe this well, but the thing if it were a new drug for example, and ways we we found out it was harmed. People sure I get any pull it off the shelf. We do that all the time things been around for fifty sixty years. We know how to use it. We know where to look for. I just to suddenly put all these roadblocks. We used off label all the time. You know We use things that art the FDA is ok. You can use it for this in that, but we also find out and also helps with this, will work and prescribe because we know how to safely do it. I mean it's just we're applying we're applying restrictions

like we ve never done before. Everything we do in medicine carry some risk. We know that So we have that discussion. Patients in. We just applied principles here that we ve just never applied before it's really frightening, very. Will you make a mask seven? I wanna get like a there's, so much misinformation or just I get Nino. People were so convince, have a mask on at all times you, when you're sleeping in others, good, sir no dang mask it's like her the masters become like the black avatar for guys matter. The mask is like the but you're on your face too late, virtue signal further, I don't want people to die wherever in its become like a political statement right. Which is a reality in their effectiveness that you know of web

Covered nineteen, as is a respiratory illnesses, transmitted through aerosol droplets through the air. So if you were a mask, you do read its reduced: the risk of trains, and if you have it then there is an innovation period. It it scenes of. Anywhere from two to five days from when you get infected before you know. You have symptoms that you potentially Find somebody and transmitted, and viruses need a host to replicate that their whole job is just to replicate. That's so mask does reduce the risk of transmitting the someone unknowingly. It also I'm every protect you a little bit, but it mostly is protecting the other people. However, it illustration that the dry but sir never act are, though it's like mosquitoes going through a chain link fence. I saw this picture of around on Facebook.

Accurate, like his eyes of the virus, goes right through the holes and peoples. Now, if you have it, maybe cheaply made one if you have a surgical, mascot oil out he's like while I was wearing a t, shirt material on their face. Yes, that doesn't help not at all, like others, antipas style, wonder when the gun on you know that jobs at all, maybe a little like anything, is going to reduce that additional cause. I can now it's all wet, instead of being out here, like maybe that liquid, if you give your having chunks of phlegm they're, not gonna shoot across the room, that's good idea, fell by owning your mask is really really growth. If you bob checked on ensuring the menace to them. You may want to mask with a hose another somethin. You might wanna teacher. They don't care about. You. So, what about what about singing in church ladder.

Where are we finish mask nor on and on? And you got two and ninety five, which are the ones that actually protect you from another. Protect you then any five. Do you hear me? My name is a is, I believe, a cheap stuff from getting an though, if you're really worried about inhaling corona virus. You are in a ninety five akenside from touching stuff yeah, you touch your face. Maybe that's why doktor fancy said put on goggles cause people discipline enough not to rub their. I asked anything If you don't buy the hardest, not touch your face until some tells you not to, and it's just like right now, I just said it and I feel like I got. Everybody touch your face. Right now, don't touch your face. We just by the people tat the first person to touch their faces shot by a sniper in the rafters, Say it to a crowd, I'm curious who would go down first. However, the second down this week's going,

take us down for you. Spreading covered burning, it. He was trying to be honest here about these one truth from Doc. Your doktor Yo Authority pudding. Putting me you know the goal and in government mandates aside, I think, wearing masks side. ITALY has been shown to reduce transmission of not just this but viruses in general, I mean if everybody were mask through flew season, we probably see less flew. You know so what about concerned because I always feel economic park. It's the sunny day we're outside areas pretty spread out people on early people have mass on they kind of story like weren't you where to mask the park, and unlike the sun, kills a fast writing to me. It makes since, in the part of the giant mask of your face yeah.

If you're gonna be in close quarters, where you think you might get within six feet of somebody and indoors makes to where one. If you're outside at a park, I mean, unless you're gonna coffers knees at somebody. Yeah, you know to do the vampire whenever the drag out of your mouth? Come your mouth I mean the average cut and even singing about singing. You have to sing for an extended period of time, it appears to transmit the droplets to the point where there's enough, viral load being sent through the air to transmit to somebody else, so you know if you're in him singing church you're, probably find if you sing in good, Father for twenty minutes is: don't you twenty writhed repetitions.

Hello? This is really really good, for this can be great riven, go to our churches and say you can't sing these modern economies are okay. We go back to the old him so from the doktor. We have just heard modern worship, songs, much more likely to get you say has come. It is really high. Pitched bridges are worse to echoing that's, or covered coming out of years going? yeah, you harmonizing I didn't think of his wrath about. Well. Do you remember that so you may adopt a citizens Europe, I don't know Maison grace in the Amazon grace but you can do the bridge the new brain it damn right. That's no repetition, yeah repetition kills there is really no doctors order. You acted candidate, cut that party

serve using modern washroom songs possesses here, and I think that perfect one good thing: that's come out of covert, maybe Some aside a little bit about the health impacts of the lock down. You know we just talk to Steve Writer writer, whose wife passed away and he wasn't able to go visit. Her in the hospital she didn't have covered, but when his two sons and ten and thirteen year they weren't able to visit the entire time she was in the hospital and not being able to seek a better You know we see a lot of things like increasing depression and suicide and anxiety so where a lot of times it feels like the solution is worse than the problem here now What you're take another? You talk a lot about, let laughter being the best medicine and positivity unhappiness thing you known in more ways than we realise that what you're take on the health impact The lockdown yeah think it one thing it's hard to measure.

And that's what harder than this is we can measure you know the cases and datsun hospitalizations. We cannot really measure somebody's level of pressure nor how does impacts. Their mental health but I'd say, the impact, first hand, break if I go to a lot of nursing homes and I have couples, do you know he or she lives in the men. Do you care, new unit for people with dementia and in this how's comes envisage every day, but because these Medicare mandate and locked downs, you know husband, who's been visiting his wife every single day for years, suddenly can't visitor. And she has dementia associate can't verbal eyes, you know the impact the vat, but it certainly impacting her because now Happened, you know my familiar husband, competencies me breakfast every day and now he's disappeared. I mean it's and you can explain it.

To someone in that situation. So it's it's happening. In thousands of nursing homes all over the country- and I understand the reason I mean you have- we have seen covert outbreaks in vulnerable populations that have been deadly at the same time its brief the means really hard to watch when you guys got staff in those places. Obviously, precautions you can take with a janitor or a cafeteria worker or whoever. So clear, there's ways to get people and I dont get how those people are essential enough to get it To be able to get in there with a mask and gloves or whatever it is it you need, but at least one family member, Now, that's not seen as essential things I didn't hit me till. I was hired to Steve's story and went like holy cow.

It is essential to to think that somebody could be it in the worst days of their life. Just to take somebody, your loved ones. You know, take my wife away from me for three weeks the color of the rug out from undermining put Munich little room where people's come by night and stabbed needles. You know, I'm not sick. That's that's torture, That's literally like a horror movie an add, on being those tat had been warranty in that I am prepared, You just tell anybody needs its. It is really hard and I said it's hard to measure, but. You're exactly right, we do. You know that, having way right like how hard as it on you guys to, at a visitor in. Is it really that would overwhelm the hospital to be able to do that? Is the lack of p p ear? What is it like? What's the excuse. The excuse is losing Medicare funding. No really

you're, a nursing home. It gets Medicare funding annual mining areas where this rule out. Yet this is I'll, come in from CMS Medicare, so If you get Medicare funding you are in, Places I visit have had auditors come in and they have they insist on the staff demonstrating other PPP, which of course is that makes sense, but they also are enforcing these visitor rules, which it all comes under your definition of essential and yards. So the one way we get around it. Well, one one area where you king around is it MRS involves, if somebody is on hospice Medicare relaxes the rules, or you can have someone who is at an end of life situation and our family members to come and visit, but I thought I'd patients miss

Finally, Mohammed earlier President, in its it's, it's it's really So, yes, I agree with you. If we were just follow the same rules. Here you gotta, wear mask reality. You temperature you have to through that you haven't been exposed. Why not one family member. And it does government mandate that It's driving us, What do you say to the idea that somebody, actually their conditions, could be worsened by having no family member connection like that, It's a hard. I really use easily big. I saw I personally, I have a great on in who died a couple of months ago, who was in early nineties. She had dementia, her sons with visitor every day, and then they just had to stop and she was correct. Maintaining and then just started to deteriorate, you know you're, not getting.

Said a meal by someone you're familiar with you know. Now you have staff that you don't necessarily know as well and. And at the very end they let the sun's come back handled. At that point she had declined significantly. May I figure with those visits that was keeping her Golan yeah? You know what you're purpose of living at that point so Then I think it is happening. I think we're gonna look back and see. I didn't how we're gonna measure it, but I also worry about you know when there. Knocking down hospitals from people who have heart failure or, worse other chronic illnesses and they're, not they're afraid to go the hospitals and meantime their issues are. Is there no don't separate? Whole family has created here. Crazy decision to make. I know I need to go to. Hospitals are probably die, but do everything to be separated from loved ones. Now, until I die It's a crazy decision have to make it, you're so right, we ve made this thirsty and bargain with safety.

And covered? No, we don't really make with anything else leg. Just as much chance of getting in a car wreck driving to the hospital? Potentially, maybe I'm in Ok, maybe it's not as much of a chance, but the bottom line is you know we don't we lock down like this for anything else. He so at what point are we willing to accept some risk for the the things that we value like those personal actions that you'll never gonna get back me I've. I've literally, had you know, husbands in tears, who didn't get to see their wife of sixty years in their final days, because in his brutal so. It is many cares reason for doing this, and do you think it's? I get a delay or we don't want things get out of hand and to me, he'll dive Cohen, we're trying to give the numbers down, because we have to pay for all that, like what is the actual well

at your bureaucratic renege when the initial stuff happens in Seattle at the very beginning, and you had these big outbreaks and lots of people dying, everyone just panicked, and and said here we gotta be alive. Just now we are to prevent any because we knew so little. I guess what frustrating, as we know a lot more now in terms of how its transmitted and whose Mr Riskin, I'm I'm. We ve to figure out creative ways, mynors people who are doing you know, visits through windows and face time in different ways to and now works. If you understand what's going on before someone with dementia, a kind of impairment, those of their patients that have suffered the most. I think here stand, a little person on the screen is a real person living at the tv that certain, on his infinite light, or, like you, see your loved ones through the glass like. Why can't come in and give me a hand again here.

Yes, he was saying the last time they saw his wife in person alive. They were in the parking lot in there they fly the lights in the room to they could see up there in this grid of windows which, when she was in they saw her little silhouette up. There in their down. Humanist boys are down the car and they all they could do is way better, and he said that she basely plunged into a horrible depression after that cause they were so called, but so far I am just like. Can That being the last time, I saw my wife. There are making another sad podcast be happy livestock happy. So what kind of things can people do to improve their mood depression findings, irony that kind of stuff other than read the Babylon believed to be the other than I anticipated it or or take a central isles. What's the best one, Think of crystals magnets. You know the placebo effect is very powerful, so

have you believe it's gonna help you. More likely to help you, I have heard some of the most powerful. Things in medicine. The placebo effect is a legit thing now. What is it. If we are convinced that something's gonna help you it's more likely to have a part the benefit seldom but Yeah read the BT laugh. Enjoy sort of comedy there's a lot of good health benefits to that. That's about being part of the bee, the old phrase laughter, the best medicine is. Well, there's a lot of good physiological effects to laughing. You know, some people say it's good exercise. It isn't really. I mean you have to laugh for, like fifteen minutes, to burn this detail if you like, really sedentary, like my fit, my five hundred pound life kind of persons, a good life for five minutes,

if that's all, you can do than yeah. But No, I releases endorphins in. Also suppresses stress hormones. It's kind of like humours, like the opposite of fear, fear trick Here's, the stress response, the fighter flight, your cortisol levels go up your stress hormone because you're you know going self protective, more that's by design mean God designers outweigh because we're always on the lookout for something that might harm us. You know, there's whatever, for instance, for instance. Since you are again here, get like where Jesus step, because you believe in God and most in doctors, which must be met if science here get picked on but then it the pricing lean. Pricing. We know a lot of doctors are are of faith and,

like within because people, about it all the time. I think. Maybe that's more of a public like if you're Sesar at a liberal university medical school. You maybe can't come out, but even there I mean I talk about believing creator all the time and My patients are always happy to find that out. Most of Michigan, like her Ricky surveys or somethin I would like that elsewhere, spit, not the medicine. Well, let's laugh at some be articles that the dock has written. Oh yeah, blow memory lane. Savage as we affectionately referred in his first article ever was archaeologists, discover, profit, Daniels, weight, loss, diary.

I was so thrilled to get that one published year was. This was if it the Daniel Plan right, there was a real thing. Rick warrants thing here, ass a here. Thank, I saw that book come out and I was so like an Three I was like physically angry. What's wrong with it, he took he took you know something from the annual the vegetable diet, Daniel shatrak me shag, many and applied to modern day. You know that if you you follow this, you know you're gonna be they are, I mean there there's some decent principles, but just to add on justice slap near a biblical name to it. I don't know. I just got a kind of mercenary.

I mean there are these area. We already knew that that, if you do you that less red meat and drink more water need more vegetables you're out there. You know I mean it. Help. Some people follow a plan that, but that's the thing about diet plans, there's no magic diet plan. The point is that you're paying attention so decide. The grapefruit diet is going to help you and you stick to it. It probably is going to help you, because what were you doing before you were just sitting on the couch eating chips. You know but another magic about the great fruit yet like you taking a random, descriptive text in the scriptures and saying this prescriptive is how we're supposed to live. If you were to be healthy, we might as well take the passage where Ezekiel had to make poop into his bread and eat it. These equal diet, that's in there whereas there is equal bread, their position, bourbon antigonus, there's no pupils Lee That's the dark secret, well see than there. You ve, given me

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I think that was my first smoked. Article gets note here: so you're, a medical professional, the people said he's a badge of honor to get snow. As you never met anybody who knows the b I got here profession and they rise operating your life is your life of those the be life the doktor life. I imagine it pretty separate achieved. Mostly mostly separate. Yes, I do mention, as some people for the b, I mean you know, in the church. Everybody loves being I had an excited the know, somebody that has an inn try not to talk about it too much is in you know, like you guys, people come up again. Great idea. As a u, you already have a document really care this growth and male, though, give the union a headline idea: gonna growth and a headlong never ending, yeah. I became very cold to those people,

I'm sorry pitches me mad lion and the dm or a don't even answer now I ignore so Smith. Let's talk about your book briefly and then we'll go into our subscriber portion where we have some weird met. The questions from our subscribers ass? You are book is called how to keep mom and yourself out of a nursing home, seven keys to keeping your independence. So is it about. How to keep yourself out of a nursing home and your mom? Yes, but quickly I just noticed, as I admit, alot of people into senior, let me and I'm not against nursing homes. I mean they certainly play a role, but nobody says I It's my bucket list, the one they live in a nursing home, so. There are certain things that cannot happen slowly over time. That. I started noticing patterns of once you start haven't. I time did not from a chair and walking around those kind of things they re just put on a bath

You need a lot more hope and then that just starts the cascade, so these are just my thoughts on things you can do Earlier on, to try to prevent. Start down that road. You know keeping here an independent as long as possible amounts with people love in I write keeping our independence. Give us give us a teaser, give us like one or two of the keys and then be blocked by the book for the other key well have to do everything possible to stay continent. That's a big one I mean it is big if you how you where we really does want to eat yeah thirty days are losing ability. You know, control your bladder tell ya somethin. I gotta do still inclined to flatter exercise, exercise rules Keegan Eagle exercises. I learn that terming as I moved to the Erika Keel Canyon. Were you there relax their laughing at me. There's

We can do and I didn't actually it's keg. Ok, agee, Ale, ok, yeah, And I was feeling any harmony: soap. Girls are those big, eleven Cato Canyon. Some of that I was joking like the sum dirty jokers making the weird the description is if you're at a party- and you had to pass gas flex the muscles that you would flax They get into a more appropriate environment, they work your fart blockers jack In writing. I voted for five seconds. They re now. You can account, isn't talk about it, merely one wrong doing right now, so beautiful radio, good, listen, So that's it. That's a key in your quarters that muscles strong, that's a key. What's that those comments muscles funnier died. It basically help you get up and down and if you start to lose that ability- and I see people like

Put in their hands on. Armrests, unlike launching themselves about the chair, and that worries me, like a man, you're gonna, pretty soon need somebody. Open you up, and they just bets are off at that point. So yeah. That's why you're staring at me the retreat? make the clipboard altruistic, even these armrest together get over there, he keeps far too. Have you maybe a little chair to learn. Foreign sound is definitely going the nursing I will check out the docks book now, if you, if you want your parents to be a nursing home greatest, follow the opposite of this book is taken at this equals. Do the opposite of how to put your mom navigator, the nursing home as soon as possible. Scrooge The book did Jennifer STAR Review from my mom, so machine unearthing. No, what are you?

pick that went up we'll, put a link in the show notes the heiress Let's go to his travel portion. We have a bunch of weird medical questions. Haggard ashen too, like the guy who comes up and asked about the weird growth we get a bunch of weird Griff questions for people to balance be so we're in her eye, then Ursus Grammar portion. Yeah good bye.

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