Darryl-Lee Prince

And then we see an individual actually thriving.

And we are treating it.

And we've had some very good successes.

But it's not.

It's not.

Yes.

Well, what is it?

The system's overloaded.

We need to unload the system.

Yeah.

You don't have to.

And I think it's also about recognizing how hard people who don't fit in –

who try to normalize what they do and it's at their peril because when you're trying to be like everybody else and your whole system doesn't work like that it's going to hurt and you know what i think too we don't see it much because because those people are really really good at masking yeah so we just get a surprise when they fall over because we're like they were fine yeah

oh God, what's happened?

Yeah.

Let's go to the psychiatrist, you know, and you think, you know, they've got all sorts of GI problems.

And then they go to a gastroenterologist and they do all 101.

And oh, now you've got functional gastric pain.

And you're like, no, see, it's not that.

The vagus system has gone to hell in a handbasket and we don't need all these fancy meds and we don't need any of that stuff.