Stacey Kay

That was when they were just getting going.

I've been always into nutrition before.

My last 12 years, like I said, was in home health.

And I always noticed a gap in care.

Always, there was a gap in care of the non-emergent needs, having to go to the ER, that

clogs up the ER.

It triages a little bit differently.

You need to have room to get your high emergency clients in.

And people would just go on a bag of fluids.

They'd run some tests for dehydration.

And then they'd get a $2,000 bill and they were on their way home.

And it was a non-emergent need.

So I always noticed that gap, again, in the 65 and up population, because that's what I was in, and how they didn't drink water and dehydration.

But my daughter, in that meantime,

was hospitalized for, at the time, it was a confusional migraine episode and a small seizure.

Yeah.

And one of the triggers was dehydration.

So that really took me down the rabbit hole of what happens to the body when electrolytes are not in balance.

So sick of the job, right?

Grind every day.