Welcome back, Anna.

Hello.

I missed last week, and I'm sorry.

I had a little medical appointment, which, you know, medical detectives got to prioritize the medical stuff.

This week's episode is kind of wild because even though, obviously, we are not providing

medical advice here, I got to see you a little bit in action.

And that was kind of, that was fun for me.

Well, it's not every case where I am one of the experts in the field

of the medical mystery that we're solving. And to be honest, you know, what my discussion with Zoe,

who's our guest, is really rooted more in the fact that online, I'm known as Little misdiagnosed, and I have become this repository

for all of these women who have been misdiagnosed in their stories. And I see the patterns

of conditions that have been misdiagnosed over and over and over again. So now I'm seeing them in real time.

And in Zoe's case, as we have mentioned before, that this is not a podcast about giving

medical advice or diagnosing patients.

But I did want to at least offer some potential suggestions for avenues that she can talk to her own doctors.

And right, that's always been one of the goals of this podcast is to empower people to have better conversations with their doctors.

A hundred percent.

And I think you did it in the exact right way.

And I will say this is probably the episode that you will see

Aaron get the most heated out of any episode we've had. And it's still like this subtle

elegance in which she delivers her frustration. But you can tell. You can tell that she is not happy

in parts of this episode, which I really enjoyed seeing, just because usually you reserve

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