Clarence

And I think that, you know, when it comes to people, you know, suicide, like, that's, nah, that's kind of a coward way out. But homicide, like, hey, you know, there is that other emotion that comes with that. So I just put that out there. It's not scientific. It's just what I was thinking at this moment and we're just held shattering away.

And I think that, you know, when it comes to people, you know, suicide, like, that's, nah, that's kind of a coward way out. But homicide, like, hey, you know, there is that other emotion that comes with that. So I just put that out there. It's not scientific. It's just what I was thinking at this moment and we're just held shattering away.

Yeah. One of the things I'm thinking about with our extensive social networking and things like that, I'm hearing more and more stories about younger people committing suicide. Is that something that is true or am I just reading more stories about them?

Yeah. One of the things I'm thinking about with our extensive social networking and things like that, I'm hearing more and more stories about younger people committing suicide. Is that something that is true or am I just reading more stories about them?

And, you know, I was thinking, I was just thinking, too, you know, I'm reading more and more about, you know, kids that are 10, 11, 12 that are committing suicide over bullying and those kinds of things. And I was just wondering if that was something that is showing up in the, you know, in the reports as well.

And, you know, I was thinking, I was just thinking, too, you know, I'm reading more and more about, you know, kids that are 10, 11, 12 that are committing suicide over bullying and those kinds of things. And I was just wondering if that was something that is showing up in the, you know, in the reports as well.

quick dial resources that we really need to uh be aware of clarence last thoughts here i just want to just say stephan thank you uh i thought it was a is excellent conversation uh i i do believe that you know from my perspective that there is more conversation that we need to have and also to make people more aware of the the signs of people that are uh that might be struggling with this issue.

quick dial resources that we really need to uh be aware of clarence last thoughts here i just want to just say stephan thank you uh i thought it was a is excellent conversation uh i i do believe that you know from my perspective that there is more conversation that we need to have and also to make people more aware of the the signs of people that are uh that might be struggling with this issue.

I know so many times when I hear about someone that did commit suicide, how people say, well, I'm just surprised. And yet at the same time, if there was an awareness of those things that

I know so many times when I hear about someone that did commit suicide, how people say, well, I'm just surprised. And yet at the same time, if there was an awareness of those things that

uh uh we should be watching for we would uh we we may be able to assist better and so from from my perspective i think it's a it's a great a reminder of what we as as uh health care practitioners need to be doing in order to help to address this issue but so i want to just thank you for you know for the uh for the dialogue well i'm happy to be here thanks for having me and and stefan thanks for um

uh uh we should be watching for we would uh we we may be able to assist better and so from from my perspective i think it's a it's a great a reminder of what we as as uh health care practitioners need to be doing in order to help to address this issue but so i want to just thank you for you know for the uh for the dialogue well i'm happy to be here thanks for having me and and stefan thanks for um

Yeah.

Clarence.

Dr. Fisher, I'd like to ask you this question.

Okay.

Why do people, I want you to just tell us, what are some of the excuses people have given you for waiting so long to get their knees replaced?

The reason I ask that question is because I had to get my knees replaced and I stood to pain for years.

I used to be in my bed and cry at night because the pain was so excruciating.

I never understood the psychological whatever it took for me to go to the doctor.