I cut a 508, we'll drink a toast with a show of the day. We do have your headlines on the way at 550.

But first quick check on Mike Hawk and some of the stories and headlines he is not working on.

Well, thank you, Miles. Medical gaslighting is something that can affect patients for years to come, according to research.

Thank you, research.

Hey, what do you know? When your doctor just tells you, don't worry, you're fine and you're actually not fine? Yeah.

Spells issues down the line.

Come on.

Could lead to long-ass surgeries.

So they did research, figure that.

Yeah.

Damn.

Well, I feel like that's something that's coming up more and more.

And unfortunately, it's a kind of an eggshell ground that you've got to walk on on there

because you go to the doctor for a reason. They have medical expertise and you need to listen to their medical expertise because they went through the schooling and

they know what's going on. However, medical gaslighting is very much a reality. Sure. So,

on what level are you, are you, is your pursuits finding what's actually wrong with you?

And on what level is it just, I want somebody to confirm what I believe is wrong about myself.

Correct.

You know what I mean?

Sure.

Like I don't want to mince words on there and I don't want to say the wrong thing on that

on that deal, but it's like there's a little bit of both on there.

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