Stan

It's, it saves lives.

It helps people and, um, embrace that.

Um,

Don't get involved in the riffraff, the political riffraff, because the organs that are in need or the organs that have discontinued their use are laughing at us while we look at all this political riffraff, because they'll continue to do what they do.

In this case,

what LifeSource does is beyond excellent.

And I think we all need to embrace that going forward, for sure, for sure.

So thank you, Susan, and thank you, Sarah, for your insights.

You are precious colleagues.

Going forward, health chatter.

We're going to be doing some interesting shows.

As you can imagine, everything kind of comes up all at once.

Recently, there were changes in blood pressure guidelines.

And so we're going to be doing a show on that.

We're going to be looking at the issues of autism, which is good, bad, or different on the list here.

Longevity.

You know, one of the questions I'd have, are we living too long?

At what point do we say, okay, enough is enough, okay?

So good topics coming up.

For all of you in health chatter land, keep health chatting away.