Oh my God.

You're listening to Come Curious, the one where we expose each other.

How are you today, Reid? You've had a bit of a one. A bit of a one.

Bit of a two days. I'm feeling good, feeling good today, Reid. You've had a bit of a one, a bit of a one, bit of a two days. I'm, uh,

feeling good, feeling good today, but had some investigations. I had another transvaginal scan,

ultrasound scan today. And yesterday I had my smear test, motherfucker. So proud of myself. Yeah. Proud of myself for getting like one of the

biggest, biggest ADHD tasks done and out the way with, because it's so fucking hard to go to

the doctor about anything medical, especially when it's gentle related. So yeah, feeling very

proud of myself for getting some really difficult tasks

out the way with, booked in, done, very important. My last smear test had HBV, which again,

I was reminded that HBV by the doctor was something that generally goes within a year, which is why they don't really consider it

an STI anymore because I think it's like 80% of the population have it.

Yeah.

It doesn't affect men at all.

Men can pass it on, but it does affect women and it can lead to some other bigger, nastier

things.

So we just need to make sure we're getting asthma done so they can check if we're all good down there.

Yeah, it's really, really, really important.

I think it's really amazing that you're getting all these vaginal checkups and stuff

because we've got to keep on top of it.

I actually, I got an SDI test a couple of weeks ago at this point.

And out here in America, obviously, healthcare is super expensive. And I think it puts people off

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