Hi, I'm Christina Applegate.

And I'm Jamie Lynn Sigler.

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Get the guide at reframingMS.com. Hi everyone this is messy and we're going to talk about some shit. Let's do it.

So I was in the hospital, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,

and I suffer with a stomach chronic stomach condition that doesn't give me any alarms.

So it's like the next thing I know I'm like puking and whatever, but it's fine

Like you have no you have we talked about it on ear? I don't know have you talked about what you? No, I don't think we have. I don't think we have either I just start puking and then I start

puking and then my entire gastral intestinal area goes into flare and then I'm crying in pain.

So I go to the hospital, they give me the drugs and they,

at this point they don't even test me anymore.

They're like, welcome back.

Here's your here's what we need to give you and then they keep me for a couple

days and then I go home. And there's no warning, like you said, when it comes on nothing.

No, no.

It's like pukee town, McGee.

But at this point I'm like, I've acknowledged this as like a chronic thing and it's it's not okay but it's

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