Ophira EisenbergHost
Jena FriedmanGuest
So yeah, I d- and I just wanna tell you, let's see, we're in month two of school.

And let me tell you, I broke my arm when I was in the seventh grade, and it was during summer.

So you know, you can't help reflect when your own kid is going through something about what it was like for you.

But I gotta tell you, the way they deal with broken arms has radically changed.

When I had a broken arm in the seventh grade, or during the summer of the seventh grade, okay, it was a thick, like layers and layers of white plaster.

This w- g- the cast was four pounds on its own, I swear, and it went from my palm to my armpit, and I had that on for all eight weeks of summer.

And it was smelly, and it got dirty, and I had to shower with garbage bags on it.

[laughs] And then, and they gave us this sleek shower sleeve that you slip on and it kinda seals at the top.

And then after three weeks, that came off and it changed to a custom molded fiberglass removable brace.

And then three weeks after that, there was a smaller version of a custom removable fiberglass brace, and that was coupled with physical therapy at this place that specializes in hands and arms, doing exercises.

There's bands and balls and gadgets, and you know, it, it feels like a little gym, but for people's arms.

He needs four more." And I gotta tell you, part of me was like, "At 100 bucks a pop, uh, are you scamming me?" Like, this seems like a little bit of overkill.

So yeah, I d- and I just wanna tell you, let's see, we're in month two of school.

And let me tell you, I broke my arm when I was in the seventh grade, and it was during summer.

So you know, you can't help reflect when your own kid is going through something about what it was like for you.

But I gotta tell you, the way they deal with broken arms has radically changed.

When I had a broken arm in the seventh grade, or during the summer of the seventh grade, okay, it was a thick, like layers and layers of white plaster.

This w- g- the cast was four pounds on its own, I swear, and it went from my palm to my armpit, and I had that on for all eight weeks of summer.

And it was smelly, and it got dirty, and I had to shower with garbage bags on it.

[laughs] And then, and they gave us this sleek shower sleeve that you slip on and it kinda seals at the top.

And then after three weeks, that came off and it changed to a custom molded fiberglass removable brace.

And then three weeks after that, there was a smaller version of a custom removable fiberglass brace, and that was coupled with physical therapy at this place that specializes in hands and arms, doing exercises.

There's bands and balls and gadgets, and you know, it, it feels like a little gym, but for people's arms.

He needs four more." And I gotta tell you, part of me was like, "At 100 bucks a pop, uh, are you scamming me?" Like, this seems like a little bit of overkill.
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