Test, and still locked in.

The nurses lived in there.

The doctors didn't go home.

They all had been like family in there.

And he came and did the operation.

And this time he had to open.

and he opened it completely, so it's open.

But still, I don't take omeprazole.

I have no problem with acid.

The problem for me, the food can go in now, the door is open, permanently.

No acid problem.

I think I don't have too much acid because I don't take the tablets.

I never have pain.

Happen.

Once or twice happens in a year, but it can be for anybody.

to get some pain after eating, like burning.

The problem is, in those years when it wasn't working, the esophagus, it should be like this wide, then you chew the food and then it squeezes in.

But because it's too

Long, doesn't walking properly.

So it's stretched.

And the problem now, what they call end stage accoladia, and they're something they call it.