Sep 11, 2026 · 55 min · 17 segments
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This is an insane thing to say, but like service jobs where I'm like, oh, this woman just on the hour looks like does people's backs every day of her life.
He's 29 and he was working at, which is actually so crazy, they have in Hastings, shout out Hastings, a trampoline place where kids go.
my brother was jumping on the trampoline and I think he tried to do like a flip or something, which I guess is just kind of like standard practice, normal day's work.
And back pain is crazy because it's like, then I was texting, I was going from my brother to my doctor sister and she was just like, yeah sometimes if it's just nerve damage or whatever there's nothing you can do except um except just medicate the pain ongoing back pain is
it's the weirdest thing because it's like when you have crippling back pain it it's exactly that it's like it is an emergency but it's not treated as an emergency like my dad pulled his back so bad that he was like sprawled on the second floor of his house in ireland And he couldn't, he literally could not move.
I was like, what do I, what do I do right now? I was like, what, like, how do I get him off the, they're like, just get him up off the floor.
And then my aunt is a, a nurse and like a, she was like a holistic health practitioner.
Well, It's also like, as we say this, I don't know if she would care about this being on the pod.
This is an insane thing to say, but like service jobs where I'm like, oh, this woman just on the hour looks like does people's backs every day of her life.
He's 29 and he was working at, which is actually so crazy, they have in Hastings, shout out Hastings, a trampoline place where kids go.
my brother was jumping on the trampoline and I think he tried to do like a flip or something, which I guess is just kind of like standard practice, normal day's work.
And back pain is crazy because it's like, then I was texting, I was going from my brother to my doctor sister and she was just like, yeah sometimes if it's just nerve damage or whatever there's nothing you can do except um except just medicate the pain ongoing back pain is
it's the weirdest thing because it's like when you have crippling back pain it it's exactly that it's like it is an emergency but it's not treated as an emergency like my dad pulled his back so bad that he was like sprawled on the second floor of his house in ireland And he couldn't, he literally could not move.
I was like, what do I, what do I do right now? I was like, what, like, how do I get him off the, they're like, just get him up off the floor.
And then my aunt is a, a nurse and like a, she was like a holistic health practitioner.
Well, It's also like, as we say this, I don't know if she would care about this being on the pod.
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