Welcome to the high and low podcast.

This is your host Bravo Bravo, Bravo, Ducking, Bravo.

And let me tell you, I am annoyed today.

I'm going to let you all into some drama that I am dealing with.

As I sit here right now recording this talking to you, I should be in a car.

I should be in a car driving to a very relaxing and peaceful annual lake vacation that a little

pocket of my family does.

Different family than I did the thing in the cabin with.

Why am I not in the car?

You ask yourself.

I'm not in the car because the one medication I take, I take one medication. Would

I love to take no medications? I would. And the day we find a cure for autoimmune diseases,

hopefully I will no longer have to take this medication into the bane of my existence. Anybody

out there who has something chronic, I feel you because the burden is not so much having to

take the medication. The burden much having to take the medication.

The burden is having to deal with the health care system that we have here on a regular basis.

I was supposed to get my medicine last week.

Didn't get it.

Instead got a phone call saying, we can't give you this medicine because we can't reach your doctor who needs to re-up it.

We've been faxing her for a month.

Did you try a pigeon? Why are we faxing? Did you email her? No, we don't do this via email. We only do this via fax. Cool. So I try to get in touch with her last week. Impossible. Because you know how they do it now. In America, it says my chart thing. So you can't actually call or email any medical professional.

You have to type into this online separate system and hope that they check it

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