This episode is brought to you by Salas Health. I have been booking lots of doctor's appointments

lately and it can be such a headache. You can spend hours on hold with insurance. You can be

bounced between doctors who clearly aren't talking to each other. I mean, I see it in my life now

and I have a grandmother with Alzheimer's and it's hard for her to go to the doctor and advocate

for herself.

Having a solace advocate would be such a game changer. Salas connects you with dedicated

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who do the work that usually falls on you. A solace advocate can find the right doctors

and schedule your appointments, fight denied

insurance claims, and get your care approved.

And they can also make sure your doctors are actually in sync, so nothing falls through

the cracks.

Studies show that 98% of patients feel more in control of their care after working with an advocate.

You can go to solacehealth.com to see if you qualify.

It takes about two minutes, and it's covered by insurance. That's solacehealth.com must be 18 or older. Advocates do not provide medical or legal advice.

The internet is coaching our kids. When boys hear that on repeat, it shapes how they see themselves. We can't leave it to those voices.

We have to be louder.

Together with EEE, we need to coach them, guide them, back them.

Building our boys up every chance we get.

Be yourself. Back your mates.

Confidence comes from a vin.

Yes.

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