the Michael Berry show.

Michelle, you're on the Michael Berry show.

What say you, sweetheart?

So I'm helping a friend of mine navigate her cancer journey and every time we go up to MD Anderson she's unfortunately had to go to the

ER several times when we get there we have to tell the nurse what's wrong and go through the whole spiel. Then we get to see the intake doctor and you go through the whole

spiel and then some resident comes and talks to you and you get the whole spiel and then you get to the ER room and you have to tell

the whole spiel and then you finally get on the floor and you have to tell not only the charge nurse the whole spiel,

then you got to tell the doctor the whole

spiel and the whole entire time it's like would somebody just read my chart?

You know the the frustration about that.

When I go to medical offices, I always put something absurd on the form, like where it asked for occupation I'll say superhero and retired

nude model is something ridiculous and if you read that, you wouldn't be able to help yourself.

You would have to comment on it.

And what you find is almost nobody ever reads it.

The problem with medicine in this country is we have very

talented doctors. We have well-trained well equipped, most of them very experienced doctors with a good heart to heal people.

Everything else is a distraction and that is the great, that is the great frustration Michelle is that we have put so many obstacles in between

the patient and the doctor.

That was the whole frustration on the Mary Talley Bowdoin case is if they didn't like

Her approach to treating 6,000 COVID patients

Fine, but who was the FDA to raid her office and prosecute her over Ivor Meckton, a drug that won the Nobel Prize for its inventor, creator.

And then you start seeing the influence of various parties in between the most sacred relationship,

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