And we are back folks here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTKA,

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In case you didn't know, it may, is National Stroke Awareness Month.

We like to speak to you, our brothers and sisters, about health, right?

We are at that age or we think about such things on the regular.

Yeah, we're no longer under warranty.

So our body parts break and then we got to get a fix.

You lose your voice unexpectedly, things like that, right?

But on a much more serious note, May is National Stroke Awareness Month.

I'm sure that whether you're listening and you've been affected personally or someone in your family,

strokes are something that touches everyone's life.

So in order to sort of help that message of stroke awareness month resonate,

we wanted to bring someone in studio who has

not only experienced having a stroke, but has been able to come out on the other end and

become an advocate for stroke awareness.

His name is Eric Harris.

Eric, how are you doing this morning?

I'm doing fantastic. Oh, I'm sorry, Big E, Big E, my Harris. Eric, how are you doing this morning? I'm doing fantastic.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Biggie.

Biggie?

My bad.

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