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Thank you. What's good, everyone. Welcome back. I really hope that you all are well during this time. I hope that everyone who's listening to this show is staying COVID free. Now, I know that that's unrealistic. So if you are not, if you are infected, if you're going through it, I'm thinking about you. I'm praying for you. Trust me, I've been through it. And I'm really hoping that you pull out of this. I'm praying for you that you pull out of this. So please know that you got someone here, our docs outside the box, who is thinking of you. Also, remember, y'all, make sure you take an opportunity to reach out to someone that you haven't reached out to in a long time. Now more than ever, we're isolated, more so, some more than others. So just reach out to someone,

send a text, video conference with someone, reach out to them through Facebook, Instagram,

or whatever it may be, let them know that you're thinking about them, let them know that you

care. You know, something as small as that can really make a difference. I have done that.

I hope that you all have taken the challenge that I gave

in the previous episode to jump on that. Now on to this episode. This is an episode that I've been

wanting to do for a long time, probably as far back as when I started this show. And I've learned

that in order to get the best, in order to get the most honest, direct information

from people or thoughts from people, you have to meet them where they're at. And sometimes it takes

making them anonymous. And I haven't done this in the past. I've actually refrained from doing

this in the past. But I'm starting a new series and it's called the Dr. X files, right?

X for anonymous, no last name.

And in this series, I'm going to be interviewing docs who are going to give it to us straight,

who are going to give it to us direct,

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