Stomach.

And I was always hungry.

I was always tired.

So you're coming.

And I was I was eating, but it wasn't going to the stomach.

It was staying in the esophagus.

And when it stays in the esophagus, the esophagus gets stretched like a balloon.

Yeah.

And this is bad.

They cannot fix the problem.

They can't reverse the damage.

They can't make the nerves work.

All they can do, they cut this they make holes, five holes, keyhole surgery.

They cut this door, so it's always open.

And then you take omeprazole forever because you're open.

acid can come back.

But they also make a flap.

It's called fundoplication.

So that one is catching the acid.

So when you eat, it should be like a flap, like an automatic door.

But when he did this operation after I came back home, I was feeling so happy because I drank water.

I could feel it again going into me.

I never felt that for about