Rachel Cruz

Oh, you're good.

You're good.

We really don't want to, especially since we're... Can I ask, Andrew, and share as much as you feel comfortable, but what's going on health-wise right now?

This is obviously something more like in a natural bent, I'm assuming.

So insurance isn't going to cover it.

Tell me just health wise, are you guys able to are you able to work?

Are you able to function?

Like, how are you guys?

You said you're doing better.

I'm just trying to get a gauge about how urgent this this is for you guys.

Okay.

Man, this is so hard.

Cause I do feel like they're just from my own, not my own experience, but people within my close circles of friends and family, even that I know, you know, when you get something it's like autoimmune or mold or whatever that it can end up feeling Andrew, like,

there's always something else we have.

Like there's a long line of things that are continual.

And so what I, you know, always just think about and kind of caution is I would number one, maybe get a second opinion.

I'm sure you know your doctor well and trust them.

But, you know, I mean, we're talking about 10 to $30,000, right?

I mean, if it was $2,000, that's one thing.

But I mean, you're talking, you know, five figures going in with treatments.