Do you need a turn?

No.

I've got two tampons left.

Oh, you're kidding.

I've got some in the end. I don't like these ones.

What are they?

These are different brands.

I can't get on tampons. I feel like I can feel it all day. I'm like, ah, oh my god.

I mean, I can't feel bad.

I don't know if I don't... Well, I've got a really funny uterus. It's old.

Mine apparently is like, it's not like everybody else. Well, you can get it anyway. You might have got one.

But mine tilts backwards.

Okay.

All my stuff.

Yeah.

So mine's at an angle.

Oh.

Like that.

Interesting.

So I don't know if that's the reason that I can't wear them or what. I don't know.

Really?

Hmm. It's funny how we know, isn't it?

My auntie went to hospital the other week and did a show of an x-ray done.

And they were like...

Ooh, there's something a bit dodgy going on. I need you to come in for some more done.

And the nurse said, nurse, we're all excited.

Thinking she was going to be like, something wrong with you.

Anyway, she came in and she was like, oh, I'm a little bit disappointed.

Many times she was like, why?

She was like, oh, I'm going to show you an x-ray.

All organs...

Yeah.

...are on one side.

Really?

So he said, you know, like a lung... Not a lung. I don't know what it was.

Yeah, your lungs should be like, like that, shouldn't they?

Yeah, well...

Like two kidneys that kind of...

Yeah, well, everything's on one side and it's shoved underneath one lung, I think.

Because when she went for it the first time...

She had it done in Covid and it never, like, picked anything up when she got rushed into hospital.

Then she had it done a couple of months ago because I can't remember what she said.

I think it was just like a checkup.

And they were a bit concerned because they only could see, like,

half of her lung and they were like, this is a bit odd.

So they could see a full one and they could only see half a lung.

And it's because all of her insides are pushed...

I can't remember which side.

Yeah, it's a bit to one side.

It's all on one side and it's shoved under a lung.

So it's...

That's why it's only coming up with half a lung on the x-ray,

the, like, ultrasound, whatever it was that she had.

She said, obviously, it's no cultural concern because you must have been born like that.

Yeah.

It's not something that's...

Yeah, it's not obviously bothering you.

She said, yeah, but it's all to one side.

It's not like...

It's not spread out like everyone else's is.

Or how it should be.

It's all one.

It's all, like, bunched together on one side of her body.

Oh, weird.

Like, it was like this.

It's obviously not bothered you.

Yeah.

But it is strange, though.

And nobody's ever picked up it.

Mind you, she never had, like, an x-ray or something.

No.

Not really.

When she got...

Obviously, in COVID, when she got rushed in, she had to have one done.

But I think because they were, like, obviously so concerned because of COVID and stuff like

that...

Yeah.

...they didn't really pay much attention to it.

Yeah.

Because when she got rushed in at COVID, they found that, like, she...

They said that it's cold blood.

And I think she said...

But this nurse, what has obviously done it this time, were obviously concerned.

...to one side of her body.

Do you know?

Maybe.

But it's getting better with time.

Definitely.

Yeah.

So.

It's been a while since I used the x-ray.

Yeah.

So, um.

I think it was really, really painful.

Yeah.

But, um, like, the doctor said...

Yeah.

Yeah.

And we all, uh, we've been thinking about it, and, um, we'll see if...

Yeah.

I think we all, uh, you know.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But...

So, so.

I don't know.

Um, she's in the hospital.

She's currently here now.

And I think that's something that, you know, a lot of people should recognize.

I mean, she's in the hospital.

She's probably in the hospital.