The Bert Show.

I thought maybe if we put the symptoms out there, maybe somebody listening.

We got, right now is the time when a lot of nurses are headed into for their shift and stuff like that.

So, yeah, you came in here and we could tell on your face, like, you're in pain.

I am in some serious pain right now.

I don't know exactly what I'm experiencing, but this all started yesterday.

So after I went to the Hawks game for the BBA, for KJ and his family,

I came home and I felt like my foot, you know how you, maybe you, you hit your foot or something

and it just, it has like a little nag to it.

It doesn't really, it's not pain, but it's just nagging. And I thought to myself, I'm, you know, I'm at the age where I'm like, I must have did something. I don't know what I did. But then I just,

yesterday I felt it just getting worse, progressively getting worse. And then I realized if I would

stay off it, by the time I got back on it, it was even worse than it was when I stopped. And so I'm limping around my house just thinking, uh, you know,

this is, this is something I must have tweaked it or something. It'll go away. And I went to

sleep last night, hoping that like a good night's rest staying off of it, I'll be fine. And I woke up

and I went to get out the bed and I tried to put pressure on it. And like damn there fail. I got to catch myself because I was in

that much pain. And so I called my dude and I, because I know he's dealt with gout before.

Yeah, he's dealt with gout for years. And I've seen him go through situations where he like

literally cannot walk and he's bedridden for days because his gout flares are that bad. And I asked

him what are the signs of gout. And he said the only difference with what I'm explaining and what he has experienced is it started

with like his big toe and it moved down towards the smaller toes.

But for me, it's the opposite.

It's like my ankle all the way to my first two toes.

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