Chief, I will hand the mic over to you to share your experiences with doctors and therapists, both positive and negative.

First, thank you for having me back on the show, Terry.

So when I, I kind of want to bring it back before my injury and you're, Most people anywhere, at least in the United States, are covered by workers' comp insurance.

So when you pay into it, wherever you work at, if you're there for one day or 30 years, you're still paying into it, whether you use it or not.

That's the hope, isn't it, with any insurance? Car insurance or workers' comp insurance is a...

It's something the employee and the employer pays into in the event that you're injured in the line of work.

So just like I said, with the, the analogy of the, uh, your car, if you get in a car accident or somebody hits you, you expect that it's going to be taken care of and your medical expenses.

who's listening.

Chief Carroll, I would love to hand the floor over to you to introduce yourself and your dedicated fire service that we are all so grateful for.

Hey, first off, thank you for having me and nice introduction.

I got caught up as a viewer instead of a guest here for a minute.

Uh, I started my fire service carrier.

I, uh, it was before, uh, nine 11 late nineties where I got interested in it.

Uh, I was very small compared to the idol.

What I envisioned a, you know, firefighter to be, uh, I was going to Mission College and there was a fire science program there.

if you want to talk, I'm going to record.