Morgan

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.

And he's like, really?

You want to go back to work?

And I'm like, rather than be here, yeah.

Yeah, I love what I do.

It's a privilege.

Absolutely.

And speaking of health, mental health, anyone else feeling a little brain fried right now just with the state of things, overwhelmed, feeling like you can't make a difference, feeling crazy?

To give you guys an example where I'm like,