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What's up, everybody?

Welcome back to another episode of nostalgia and now. As always, it's me, your host, Kelly Williams.

Thank you guys for being understanding why there was no episode last week. I was trying to schedule guests, but unfortunately, um,

the talent episode was supposed to be released last week, but I was like, let me just release it on the day of the reunion.

And then the reunion recap was supposed to be last week. And I was like, let me just release it on the day of the reunion. And then the reunion recap was supposed to be last week. And I was like, let me just release it all at once. Because I am not good at like holding on to anything. Once I have an episode, I'm like, let me put it out. It's really hard for me to not do that. But next week, we will be going back to two episodes a week. I think there will be another episode this week, another solo episode.

This episode is not a solo episode.

This episode, Blair is joining.

But before Blair hops on, I did want to talk about my surgery just a tiny bit.

So if you don't want to hear this, probably jump to like the five minute mark or maybe

the seven minute mark.

But basically last week,

I got a surgery for a boutanir deformity. And it happened to me because I have psoriatic arthritis.

This is something that apparently I've had for years. I had it all the way back in Nashville.

And I never really talked about this, but there were some days where it was like physically painful for me to like get out of bed or physically painful. This is what I remember most. And maybe this is TMI, but this is us. We talk a lot to each other. I couldn't even like stand up from the toilet. Like the way that my toilet was, luckily I had a wall and I used to just pull myself up off of it. So I didn't have to bend my knees. You know, I know you're thinking like, why didn't you go to the doctor then? I'm terrified of the doctors. I have had really bad experiences with doctors. But once I got with Blair, she helped me get over that anxiety and that fear of doctors, which I personally think is beautiful since we have gotten

together. I have seen every doctor. So yeah, I went to a rheumatologist. And in New York,

I got diagnosed with rheumatoid, sorry, with psoriotic arthritis from a rheumatologist. And in New York,

that doctor told me that there was nothing that could be done.

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