Because it's not live.

If you misspeak or you want to restate something or you get tongue tied, it's fine.

We'll just edit it out.

Great.

So, yeah, no big deal.

No pressure.

Just tell your story and talk about what you're, you know, what you want to talk about.

And it'll be great. Sure, it will. Never imagined I'd be here doing this, Chris.

Yeah, here we are. It's an exciting thing. Yeah. Okay. I'm going to give you an intro.

Here we go. Hey, everybody. It's Chris.

And today is a very special interview because I'm interviewing someone who has survived cancer against the odds.

And you know, I love doing these kind of interviews.

And I am pleased to say that I had a part in her survival story.

And that gets me even more excited. I've interviewed a lot of her survival story. And that, uh, that gets me even more excited.

I've interviewed a lot of people who've healed cancer that, you know, healed before I was even

around or didn't know me at all. And, and so it's especially gratifying to, um, to meet someone and

now share their story, um, that, uh, again, I had some part to play in their

healing journey. So it's really cool. So Julie Mason, I'll give you a quick, a quick intro of

Julie. She was diagnosed with stage three endometrial cancer in 2016. So, you know, nine years ago, basically.

And she was told there was no cure.

She was basically told to register for hospice.

She did some chemo.

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