It's the Mike Francesa podcast on the BetRivers Network.

Hello again, everybody, and welcome to the Mike Francesa podcast, part of the BetRivers Network.

Sorry, I was a little late with my Yankee stuff.

I know a lot of you waited around last night.

I apologize for that.

Let me just fill you in on the details so you know.

I've always been an open book about this stuff um

last week I came back from golf my wife said you don't look good I said I feel alright the next day

when I got up she said I don't like the way your eyes look. I said, I'm all right.

And then about two days later, I said, you know, I'm a little tired today.

And I've, you know, knock on what I had felt great for the last couple of years.

Well, Monday afternoon, I ate.

I had lunch.

And after lunch, I just had this terrible indigestion. So I didn't eat anything. Tuesday

morning, I didn't eat anything and it had gotten worse. By about 5 o'clock on Tuesday evening,

all I did was lie around on Tuesday. I wanted to see the Yankee game. Around 5 o'clock, I got worried because I was in so much pain.

I called my internist in the city, who's a prominent internist, Mike Cantor, and I said, Doc, listen,

I'm going to, I said, something's wrong. And he said, explain to me what you're feeling. And I said,

I said, I gave him what I felt and he said but I want to stay around and watch the Yankee so I'll come to your office

tomorrow more about 7 a.m. and he said no you'll go to the hospital right now and I said why because

he said I think you're a pendantic I think your gallbladder is going to burst. And he said, if it does, you're going to be in bad shape. I got up. Well, first I called Dr. Schlaffmitz, who you've heard on the show before, who is the head of cardiology at St. Francis. I live close to St. Francis. I have a lay-ship with the hospital for a long time,

and Dr. Schlaffman is one of my best friends. He was on his way to London. He travels to Europe a lot.

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