Morgan

You should still keep taking them though.

And essentially the reaction is like, I take these antibiotics and they're making me feel high.

Like I've had multiple different gummies and I feel so high and like massive amounts of anxiety to the point where I was like,

I obviously haven't taken anything because I'm sick.

And I'm like, what if there's a gas leak?

We slept with our window open because I was having so much anxiety from this feeling.

So if you ever experienced that or if you're a pharmacist and you're like, hey, because my doctor doesn't know and it's just crazy.

Yeah.

It's a good summary.

But you, yeah, Justin went through it too, staying at the hospital with me until like 3 a.m., going home, not sleeping, coming back in the morning.

It was a lot.

You don't sleep in the hospital.

I had people coming in and like changing trash bags violently at 6 a.m.

You take for granted your health, like even with the issues I have, like I'm like, oh my God, I'm not going to take my stomach issues for granted anymore because being in the hospital is really, really tough.

Yeah.

It's like a really good way to describe chronic illness and what people with like really chronic conditions deal with.

I know.

I had a phlebotomist come in my room at 4.30, 5 a.m., something like that.

And I was like, yay, because I was like hoping my blood work would come back and my white cells would be down and they'd discharge me.

I was like, yay, oh my God, I've been waiting for you.