And they were so busy, they were looking for someone to send it because he's diabetic as well, born, not severe.

It's under control and it's healthy.

And she's been doing it.

blood sugar every hour last night.

I don't mean he's still still in and he's back.

But because of that, the diabetes was just because that's pretty bad.

They needed him to go somewhere.

and the diabetes doctors.

And just in his accident, oh, that chest pain.

It could be angina.

But you've been cleared, I've been heart attacked by the emergency doctors.

And it could be gastrointestinal, but we deal with diabetes here.

So they they increased his angina medicine, prescribed him up to what they can, for his angina medicine, and said, ring a GP and ask if you see somebody a specialist about your stomach.

No.

And go home.

And then two years later.

So when the ambulance came, they did the ECJ.

And the