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Hello, everybody. Welcome back. Another week, another episode of Sick Boy. And this week, we are

diving into a wonderful conversation with our new friend Meg, who walks us through the glamorous

reality of navigating a professional career while living with Crohn's disease. We talk a lot about poop. We're talking

about the legal right to take a dump at work. More specifically, the legal right to ask for accommodations

when you live with a disability. You see, Meg is a lawyer. And this is something that she has had to do

herself for herself personally,

but it's also kind of in the world of where she works. She knows the ins and outs of the law

when it comes to working with a disability or a chronic illness and needing to ask your

employer for accommodations for said illness. It's a really, really fascinating conversation. Meg is freaking hilarious,

and I know that you're all going to love it as much as we did. I almost poop my pants,

speaking of pooping, while we were recording the episode because I was laughing so hard.

But listen, some quick housekeeping before we dive into it, if you aren't already, please hit

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