Ep 1034 | An Update on Phil’s Health, Upcoming Surgeries & Jase Channels His Inner ‘Exorcist’

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What happened to Jase's health?

Dr. Phil 1:10
Let me interject, Chase, because I felt like that was two of the best podcasts we've ever done.
Jase 1:16
Well, I will take zero credit for any contribution I made, because that was surely the Holy Spirit of God. Because as soon as I walked out of this room, I started feeling a little discomfort. And I went to the bathroom, and I thought, whoa, that was... That was messy. Then somebody wanted to talk about something. I don't even remember the conversation. But I just had to end it. I thought, I got to go. I'm not feeling real well. So when I got home, it got worse. Because then I could tell I had fever. It got more messy is what you're telling me. Well. You know, it's been a long time since I have thrown up with force uncontrollably. And so I got into one of those deals where it's kind of like a stock picker trying to figure out where the next vibe is coming from.
Jase 2:17
But in this case, I only had two choices. But it did occur to me, you know what I think we need? I think in our toilet industry, I think you need to buy a toilet when it may happen only once every 10 years because you get into a situation where you have two places where things are coming out, but you're only in one hole. And I literally was doing some kind of weird dance. I would sit down. I would get up. I'd turn my head over. I'd sit back down. I was looking at that wall thinking, you don't realize how dangerous.
There's an acronym called TMI, Jase.
Jase 3:04
No, I'm just saying this is what real people go through. I saw a quote somewhere. When you go through hell on earth, That's when you realize you need the presence of God in your life. There's 150 Psalms out there that describe that. And I really think, you know, we're reading Romans 8. I was thinking Romans 8. All these scriptures were popping in my head in between whatever that was that seemed to go on for hours. Because you do a lot of praying in that moment because you really think in the short term, you're dying. Yeah. I mean, this is, what was the movie that, you know, they got into the demonic, you know, they always do the demonic things and you start throwing up. So I don't know. Maybe that was the connection. Yeah. The Exorcist. So I actually think I've lost weight because since that 24-hour period, I haven't felt real good. I've had a few fever bouts. But, you know, everything I do is I take some water and I just, sip it, and then you say, okay, I think we're good.
Step back. So I've been sipping a little coffee. Maybe like a saltine cracker to ease back into the solids.
Jase 4:22
That was the first thing I ate. I ate about six crackers, and I thought, okay, well, then last night, because now I'm two or three days into this. Missy had made our parents, Al, some meatloaf and mashed potatoes. She actually cooked there two days in a row.
Dr. Phil 4:39
Which, by the way, Mom was raving about because I talked to Mom pretty much every day. And she was telling me, she was like, Missy's meatloaf was every bit as good as one I ever made and how good it was and how appreciative they were. So that's good.
Jase 4:53
Well, they actually ate it twice, which is because then, you know, Phil wasn't doing good the second day, she said. And – So I was going to give you a little field report, and that's one of the reasons I'm here today, because it's all about perspective. Getting better is something we take for granted.

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