@@coolinism I bought the book.... then I found someone had uploaded the audio to youtube. Here it is... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lsTLkZ71ANA.html Its 8 hours long so I listened to it in 1/2 hour segments. I stopped drinking at the 2 hour mark. I'm done with it. And I did it BEFORE the book arrived!
@@dojufitz So it worked for you also 👊 Love the fact you finished listening to it before the book arrived Thank you so much very much appreciated Hope it works for me to 🤞💪
@@coolinism Yes it worked for me.... it actually takes no will power - that is the secret.... just approach it with an open mind with the thought that you are now ready to control alcohol. Good luck!
In Oct 2019, this video caused me to read one of Allen Carr’s books. That book caused me to stop drinking. 6 months no alcohol today! (Apr 2020) UPDATE (Oct 2020): 1 year with no alcohol on October 11, 2020! UPDATE 2 (Aug 2023): After about 14 months without alcohol I decided I might be able to handle drinking again (Jan 2021). I was fine for a while but then slipped back into old habits. I quit again in Sep 2021 and haven’t had a drink since using the principles of this book. It will be 2 years next month.
This video made me seek out books on quitting drinking as well. It's nice to see a famous person talk honestly and openly about the destructive nature of alcohol and how quitting isn't an insurmountable obstacle, and could very likely be life-changing for many people.
I saw this video after about 5 failed attempts at sobriety using willpower. I got the book and read the whole thing in one sitting. 22 days sober today, longest streak since I’ve been 21 (I’m 35 now). Best of luck to everyone else out there!
Research shows it takes 2 weeks to make or break a habit. Looks like you've done it! Life definitely gets better but it takes time. I stopped weed and cigarettes within three months of each other. Both 20 year long addictions. My life has improved immeasurably. It's been 10 years now. I prayed to God, used the Alan Carr method and replaced the bad habits with new healthy habits but believe that everyone must find what works for them. Stay strong and vigilant. Everyone has got what it takes to stop and you have proven that by crossing the two week threshold. 💪
Literally have nothing to show for 15 years of pissing it up. Countless blackouts, violent episodes driving a lot of friends away and general shitty behaviour which has given me a lot of shame and social anxiety. Had my last drink/cigarette just under 3 months ago on my 30th. I'm not looking back. All the best to whoever else is on their own journey. 💪✌👍 Update - 2 years sober today! No drink, drugs or cigarettes. The best decision I've ever made.
Im not affiliated with the channel but 'talk sober' on youtube has helped me. Their videos have lots of info and they do lives every Thursday morning at 11am EST.
Yup, similar experience. Drank for much longer than the expiration date on fun had passed., years too long. Stopped the day after my 26th birthday, almost 32 now. There's nothing new to find there. Absolute zero desire to ever drink again. No struggle, no AA, just naturally tapered off over a couple of years with the growing realisation I was through with it, until it became months between drinking occasions and the final time was my brother's wedding. Not to mention all that money flushed. Life is much fuller and varied now.
I saw this video nearly 3 years ago and bought the book. The book sat on my shelf for 6 more months before I read it, but I eventually did, and I haven’t had a drink in over 2 years now. Near the beginning of my sobriety I gave it to a buddy of mine who was in the, “hiding wine from his wife,” stage of things, and he has also been sober for 2 years now. Truly amazing book. Give it a read!
Wtf is this Get Out? Does the book hypnotize you? Am I gonna end up in the sunken place? So doubtful a book will help me quit drinking and smoking. Only pregnancies have at this point.
I quit drinking nearly 4 years ago. Read the Allen Carr book but eventually relapsed. Best book for me was kick the drink easily by Jason Vale. Absolute game changer in my opinion. It's actually easy to quit drinking, it's what comes after which is the hard bit, you're going to have to relearn how to socialise as an adult, rethink most friendships and then find new hobbies to fill the huge amount of time you've now got because you're neither drunk nor hungover anymore. Good luck to anyone choosing this path
Changing social environment is also an option. This is why i'd rather socialize with gym bros even though i don't chase muscle gain. I'm lucky enough there's no working peer pressure to have a drink tho.
You nailed it. I quit almost 4 years ago as well. I'm 42 and in full midlife crisis mode. I'm a square peg going through round holes. I don't fit in anywhere but I'm starting to be ok with that. You have to learn to be yourself and love yourself.
Thanks Nikki, I’ve tried for years and failed, after this podcast I bought the book and it worked I no longer drink and feel amazing, best of all I don’t miss it, once again thank you.
I watched this a year ago and read the book and now I’m 9 months sober. Saved so much money, lost weight, and saw so many benefits. Thanks Nikki and joe!!!
It's become a cascade of quitting toxic behavior for me. Started with alcohol (my biggest problem), then quit junk food, now I'm working on quitting porn.
I'd call that one of the fallacies of AA, as someone who is in it right now and feels they get a lot out of it. And as someone who would describe themselves as especially spiritual, I agree that it does not take a miracle.
I am finding you 3 years after this video was 1st done. I gave up drinking and smoking a week ago and this is confirmation to keep on this path. Rock on thank you so much.
This clip changed my life. I also drank every night for like 20 years. I didn't think I could ever quit. I read the book because of this video clip, and I walked away. Makes me cry thinking about it. Worst problem in my life and the book made it easy. Saved my life. Do it NOW, buy the book and see for yourself!
I started drinking at 23, to be honest I should have never started. I always new it was dumb, but got lost in it. I quit this year, I'm 32, and life is waaay better. You made a smart decision!
Congratulations, man! I'm one year sober as of Feb 13th (Couldn't let myself be drunk in front of the GF on Valentines Day again) and it's honestly the biggest quality of life improvement you can make for yourself. Money sticks around longer, ideas are freer, words come quicker: It's almost like turning off life's "hard mode"... And it's insidious because beverage conglomerates have tricked us all into believing that you need beer to be social and that it's a "cultural" thing to get drunk to celebrate our holidays. Stick to it. Your life trajectory inclines a solid, guaranteed 40% when you quit the sauce. 💪
Book didn't work for me, but I was able to quit eventually. Had a few 30 day no drinking challenges, tried a 90 day one after a bender in Ireland, and never started drinking again after that. I'll be 2 years sober on November 3rd
@@b_wints1724 Absolutely, it's not the be all end all to quit drinking, but it most certainly gives good reasons to stop and will help you. I also have a video about how I did it on my channel if you want more information on what I did
6:30 this was the part that got me the most. I read this book, and it did change my life, and I thought for so long that I needed a drink to "feel nice", but really what was happening was I was relieving my anxiety, and becoming less sociable, and less confident. Since not drinking, I have learned to be more confident, and not need a substance to improve my ability to enjoy myself. Loved this video, big fan of both people in it, I relate to a lot of what Nikki is saying. Since not drinking I no longer feel the need to relieve my anxiety with alcohol, instead I can actually process them healthier, and deal with issues as they come up, instead of "oh man could I go for a drink"
@@McJohnstable no. They really only focus on why drinking is bad, but their is another book he wrote about quitting smoking that I have heard works wonders!
I am unbelievably grateful that I saw this video. Without a doubt it has saved my life. I read Allen Carr’s easy way to control alcohol. I have zero desire to ever fall into the alcohol trap ever!!! Nikki Glasser, thank you so much for being open, sharing, and mentioning the book! I’m an absolute different person!
@@jamietodd2560 and then you’re on the floor after taking 15 shots 1 four loco and 3 beers in under 30 minutes and your friends have to stay up with you to check your pulse every few minutes to make sure you’re not going to die That was the 3rd and worst time I had alcohol poisoning. nice quote mate
@@rnkmode1876 Definitely the most acceptable, it's pushed so heavily that in most cultures not consuming this toxin is 'not normal'. Destructive on many levels, one hell of a drug.
Yes I know that feeling! I found I just had to drag people into a deeper conversation before they were ready. Sometimes I was on my own in the conversation. It’s hard! But then I never wake up the next day wondering how much of a twat I was the night before.
Find people who can hold deep conversations. I can't do small talk or gossip either but when I would drink, I would engage in it. Since I quit drinking I just can't bring myself to be interested. But I've found some people where we talk about real life and the conversation can go for hours.
I never drink alcohol until the pandemic and then I was starting drinking heavily for two years and it caused some health issues including anxiety and mild depression. I knew I had to stop and I finally quit on 12/30/22. My strategy is to watch or read about how terrible alcohol is every time I wanted a drink and it has worked so far. I love that Nikki talked about the book "the easy way to stop drinking" by Allan Carr. I've never read it and now I am curious. It is truly psychological. If you think something is easy then you are more likely to accomplish it than if you think it is difficult. This strategy applies to working out, eating healthy, starting a project.. etc.
I stopped 31/12/22. I am listening to podcasts about how bad alcohol is. I could never stop drinking, when I had one, I would always have more and more, blacking out, hanxiety, getting into arguments with the people I love... It's not worth it
Get the book! I got the audiobook. It’s more than “if you think it’s easy, it’s easy”, but it will change the way you think about alcohol but you simply won’t want to drink by the end of the book. You’ll be literally elated that you’re finally free of alcohol. You’re relieved that you don’t have to drink anymore.
Janice P yeah. that 2 drink thing is a bit odd. if she actually was having raging hangovers from 2 drinks she must have been an incredibly heavy drinker for years. Reduced tolerance only occurs after many years of extremely intense drinking, but it does happen.
JaimeG88 lol! Yep. People without a drinking problem will never quite understand an Alcoholic’s brain. There was literally NEVER such a thing as two drinks to me. For 30 years it was none or ten. One day I decided it had to be none....permanently.
Preach! I get annoyed with some of the things she says, but you don’t have to agree with everything ppl say. I think she’s great, and she was awesome on the podcast
@Marius Ipad Female comedy always boils down to, "woe is me, and my vagina." Its why many people don't think women are capable of being funny. Unless you like middle school humor.
so much courage. this video kicked off my sobriety. literally. i read the book, and grabbed on to other resources. my life has taken off like a rocketship ever since.
"If you hang around a barbershop, you'll wind up getting a haircut." was my Mom's favorite line. The one I used was either "I already had all mine" or just, "I'm allergic."
She also didn't consider the possibility of relapse. I think it's great that she was able to overcome her alcoholism, but if a tornado hit your house or some unforeseen incident, how do you control your tendency to not drink or smoke then? But who knows maybe it does take one book...
haha me too I was tripping balls at a widespread panic concert through a pack of cigarettes away. I was watching humans smoke and I pictured myself as a lion and a lion would never smoke a cigarette. I was on top of a 10-foot Boulder stretching watching people walk buy. I must of look like a God damn lunatic.
Hangovers eventually killed the fun for me to get hammered anymore. It was actually very easy for me to quit drinking, I just got sick and tired of being sick and tired.
@ I hear ya. That was my initial and long lasting crutch as well. In a social setting, I drank until fully hammered. No middle ground. All because I became talkative, social and funloving. But I guess I got lucky in that I moved and no longer had all my party friends. My interests developed in things away from solely socializing thru drinking. And was amazed how great it felt to wake up on the weekend (and some weekday) mornings without a hangover. Everyone has a their own path to walk and cross to bear. Now on the occasion I tie one on, the next day reminds me how much I don't miss that lifestyle.
Recently completed dry January and am going to continue not drinking. I'm 27 and the hangovers I get are horrendous now, I totally vouch for what you said.
This specific podcast changed my life. After hearing it, I bought and read the book and haven’t had a drink since. (Update; 1 year today without a drink)
I read Drinking: A Love Story by Caroline Knapp and quit drinking after that book. Gave me some good insights into why people drink and why addiction exists.
I’m 8 months with no booz. Loving it! Never thought I’d feel so good! I’m an alcoholic but I quit before it got really bad. Good work, Nikki! And thanks for sharing! Every story helps. ❤️
This booked helped me stop drinking also, almost 4 years now. The best part is I have such an aversion to alcohol now, I couldn't drink if I had to. I am beyond thankful for Dr. Carr from the bottom of my heart!
same i find alcohol disgusting now after reading his book. just can't do it. i want to read his book on caffeine, but i just love coffee too much and i know it will make me quit.
Crazy, I came across the ~45 second clip of this 3 months ago, immediately bought the book, started it about 8 weeks later and now happier than I've ever been. This one interview has probably had a massive impact to countless number of people like myself, now a happy nondrinker. You really need to be proud of having such a positive impact to others. Thank!
This clip saved my life! This is where I discovered Allen Carr and my life has changed forever. I regularly go back and watch this. I get chills when she smiles and says the title of the book. If you want to be free. Read the book. It will be over!
My next goal in life is to quit smoking. Ive been smoking for roughly 13 years now. I feel that the idea of the habit of smoking on a regular basis is my true addiction. Hopefully I can make the move soon. Congrats on you having the ambition to change.
STaSHZILLA You can do it, anyone can. I smoked and drank for 15 years. I didn’t read any books, no AA, no rehab, no help. I had a problem and said I’m done. I quit drinking and smoking in the same day, 6 years ago.
Ed Kennedy I had totally quit vaping and any alcohol and was in the best shape of my life. Now all gyms are closed and all anyone does is drink and watch TV bc of shelter in place.
I am so glad to hear that. I stopped drinking August 16, 2021 after over 30 years of hard drinking. I did it for one week on my own and then I read a book and I thought it was so weird to tell people that a book help me to quit drinking but it did. And it was Kick the drink by Jason vale. I listened to the book on audible while I was working and I have never had it so easy to quit drinking I can be around it go to the same things and I have no desire
I saw this video just over two years ago, bought the book and I haven't drink since 2021. Life is so good without alcohol, and I absolutely looooved drinking
I completely understand. I pass up single random beers every time. I want to sit with a cooler and enjoy my 20 beers. I'm so glad i'm not the only one that thinks this way.
Allen Carr is how I got to quit drinking and smoking (10 years sober). I’m always happy to hear people name drop him in talk shows and podcasts because his books really do work.
The book to help quit vaping worked like a dang charm for me. I used to vape every minute of my life for 5 years. the day after I read that book, I was able to sit outside where I used to vape, and watch everybody else vape and smoke, and not want anything to do with it. Now I'm over 1 year nicotine-free
I stopped last month. Improved mental clarity, saving money, better sleep, already lost 15 pounds, enjoy every morning because no hangovers, and no more inflammation in my knees. I worried about not having as much fun without beer and rum, but I was happiest and had the most fun as a kid... when I was always 100% sober.
Great work. I’m on a year and half no alcohol. Longest it’s been since 15 yrs old. I’m now 40. I’m now on my second chance at better life. Best of luck to you.
I got this book and within the first three chapters (still reading) that I related to it so well. I feel different like the cravings are just cut off. I’m looking forward to finishing this book and enjoying my sober life.
Worked for me too but the drinking one didnt really, can't really compare cigarettes & alcohol in my opinion and like she says if you have a problem its probably something you should look at but I can enjoy a couple of beers with friends and just leave it at that, its rare ill get blind drunk
SAME! Quit smoking years ago. wife did also and I gave a couple to employees one actually read it and quit also! People scared to quit won’t read it lol. Just read it
Her words are literally same for me! Those books worked exactly like that! 5 years non smoking, 3 years no alcohol and even in bar with friends I have no problems and no thoughts "oh maybe one drink" Like it is just not an option in my life
Absolutely! He's that guy everyone knows who thinks doing drugs magically qualifies them as an expert. He honestly was telling Artie Lange on his podcast, that just because he's a recovering heroin addict doesn't mean he can't drink alcohol.
Shammy Cat i remember seeing that. I’ve been thinking for a few years now that Joe is a couple bad decisions away from realizing he’s an addict himself. It’s amazing how he has no concept of how serious drug/alcohol addiction really is. He is either stupid or purposely not accepting it.
@@real_lynnblades what you said makes sense up until the drink has the drink part. Just change the words to some that actually make sense and describe what happens and it will be a much better saying all the way around.
I was hit by a drunk driver when I was fifteen and was nearly killed, as a result I promised myself I would never drink. My friends always tried to get me to drink but when I saw them throw up on themselves, it only encouraged me to stay sober. I've also lost family members, as young as fifty-five, who have died from kidney, liver or complete internal organ damage from drinking. I say all this only to encourage people to quit if they are thinking about quitting - you may live a longer and healthier life!
I’m proud of Joe for not being too skeptical, for not playing devils advocate, basically for not being his typical self, when her book seemed like a easy target to go after. I think he saw her belief in the book helped her fight her addiction so he left it alone
Joe Rogan is like a modern day Larry King: Prompts great discussion and doesn't step on the interviewee if he feels they're being genuine and dropping truth. Also, I think he's genuinely hungry for perspective and is keen to listen, and that's honestly what we need more of in our society and government: better listeners.
It’s because of listening to her here I bought the book. Ten days free tomorrow. There’s so much brainwashing, you’ll feel deprived, etc. etc. And his book undoes all that quite effectively.
I quit drinking January 28th 1980. It was, bare none, the best decision I ever made! Life transforming! I was a social drinker, every day. Made up my mind/will and did it. Seriously, no amount of money could entice me to even have one drink!
It really works!!! Bought the book on Amazon & Listened to the audiobook on RU-vid. I drank 18+ beers 4 days a week my entire adult life. Wanted to do something special for my 40th birthday. Never could I imagined my life without drinking, it just seemed so boring!!! It’s been 19 months without alcohol even crossing my mind. First few weeks I just felt like I should be doing something, it was odd. Then about 30 days in you sorta beat yourself up for living your life always feeling like your about to get the flu. EVERYTHING IS MORE FUN NOT DRINKING!!!
@@Justafayze there is a part that really puts in perspective what relaxing really is, and alcohol is not it. Alcohol raises your blood pressure & respirations, makes you sweat more, bloats you, and makes you nauseous just to name a few. The exact opposite of what relaxing is.
The only thing I regretted about quitting drinking, was that I didn’t do it 20 years earlier. The single most important thing about the book is you have to read it from the beginning to the end. Don’t skip. It’s very tempting to want to just go to the end to find the “secret”. It doesn’t work like that. You’ll ruin your chances if you do that. Whatever you do, DO NOT SKIP TO THE END!! Also: read it with an open mind. Don’t think “this guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about”. Better to think: “maybe this guy is onto something here”.
I back what she said 100%..I found Allen Carr book back in 1999..a friend told me about it...the one to quit smoking..it's like AMAZING, and the fact that you could smoke AND read it was like awesome LOL..I thought for sure there is NO WAY a book would help you to quit smoking..oh please....BUT you must READ it from start to finish, cannot skip around...funny thing is I am literrally MID listening to the Allen Car EASY WAY to quit drinking (I think they changed the name to CONTROL drinking) So love that she brought this book up...I hope it helps so many people rise above and get out of the trap! :)
She's right, I drank a fifth of bourbon everyday for almost three years. I lived in a blackout. One morning on the way to work, freshly showered, my friend asked me how much I had to drink the night before, I said "too much, why"? She said, I can smell it coming out of your skin. . . Wake up call. I quit then and there, it wasn't hard. It was sometimes uncomfortable to be sober in a group but it wasn't hard.
@@darkknightniner9862 I didn't do well for about five years even after I quit drinking, then I had an epiphany about me being the only one who can save me & I changed everything in my life and things came back into balance. Yeah, I was a hot mess, delusional and sick, the smell of liquor makes me gag now too btw.
@irishwitch333 Well congrats om turning things around! But damn, I love whiskey, but I don't even think I could drink a 5th of it over a span of 2 weeks.
@@darkknightniner9862 I'm an all or nothing person. Same goes for food, I have to really be diligent about balancing choices and exercise. Looking back I probably should have died, be glad you're not the personality type to go overboard, it's a constant struggle, even when it isn't.
I didn't need a book, was just tired of feeling like I was doing the same shit everyday and feeling unhealthy. Stopped drinking, smoking weed and smoking my nicotine vape cold turkey on Oct. 13, 2019. Lost 36 pounds since then without working out a single second.
@@cactaceous Just look at this person's name as their title. Says it all. It's sad that an inspirational thread can turn so ugly. Club: I respect you and your journey. Let's ignore this hateful person.
This video started my journey of quitting smoking cigarettes. Bought and read the book. I’m over 1 year tobacco free. It was so much easier than I thought it be to quit. Very thankful to find this video 🙏🙏🙏
@@jasonb.9167 still smoke free! Now I’m training for a marathon this year. Never thought I could quit smoking and I never thought I could run a marathon
Thank you Nikki, just saw you on Masked Singer and 100% guessed it was you. I was so happy to see you because this clip changed my life so much. ❤️ God bless you!
Mike amen, I’m at that point. I’d only disagree about her saying no side effects. I don’t have any remotely serious ones like DT’s but I sweat like crazy for the first 5 days and very little sleep. Otherwise it’s not bad at all, need to stick to it this time though, took 2 months off during summer after drinking heavy for a while, but took only one visit to a baseball game with friends to bring the raging 🥃 alcoholic back. Probably will check out the book and train my mind if I’m thinking of relapsing for whatever reason. This stuff sucks and is a major waste of time and money. Luckily only stay home and drink or else I’d be broke for sure
Em Gee nice, keep it going, I’m at the same point, 2nd day currently. Took 2 months off before summer somehow but one trip to a baseball game with childhood friends brought me back in again.
Just Another Important Person Yeah my mom died in March (suddenly) and my already problematic “habit” of two glasses or three a night went OFF THE RAILS. Day drinking, blackout stuff. But it’s so true, when I think about it logically, all alcohol did was make my mother’s death unbearable. Way worse. Now I feel sad but not suicidal the way alcohol made me. I try and keep it simple...alcohol makes it all worse. Hang in there, dude.
Whatever your addicted to.. there was a part of your life when you werent addicted, and you could still do everything without it. It all in your head. Its your decision to say no. Stay strong and push through. And dont forget to help and motivate others. To live a better life as a better person in a better world. Much love
@@michaelj6392 It's much harder when somebody is engaged in drinking or drug use early on and then throughout their formative and "developmental" years, for sure. I don't buy into the "it's so much easier than you think, it's a mindset thing" in many of those cases, because brain chemistry has been impacted in a very real way... that being said I also don't buy into the idea that sobriety is just impossible for some people.
Love seeing all of the comments about people reading the book after watching this and getting sober 👊🏻💯🔥 One thing I love about technology and social platforms, easy access to tools and info that can drive self improvement
Well you can consider someone like joe who is very successful, multiple achievements and can exercise self control, to kind of laugh a bit at the idea. It sucks some of us need a drug to find satisfaction but joe doesn’t... that’s why your comment is a little ironic if you haven’t noticed.. joes wife said I bet you can’t go a month without smoking weed, and he did it almost immediately. Your comment would be funny if joe was actually like a drug addict...
The book changed a lot of things for me. I haven't drank alone in 2 years, and I mean not even a sip. I still drink if i go out which is nowadays 1-2 times a month and the reason for that is my anxiety. Literally the only cure that i've found for it is alcohol and I love the fact that it makes me confident and social but the book made me realize there is no need for it when im alone.
You just have to learn have to socialize while sober. It takes months. I'm the same way. Took me about half year to feel comfortable in social situations, like party or wedding.
No lie, after seeing this I got the audio book she mentioned and haven't even wanted a drink in over 23 days now. Not sure if it's word-voodoo or what but she was not exaggerating with her claims. Thank you Nikki!
@@danielgamboa3757 shouldn't. I used to drink 8-10 49.5% shots Daily on an empty stomach. I know I don't want to be in a hospital for days like that again. Basically to keep drinking, that will happen more easily and more often. Each time the pancreas can become infected or spill out an infect other insides. Basically was explained to me the pancreas began to eat itself causing the inflammation. I hope months from now I can have a casual drink. For the sake of not dying, there began a sudden stop to drinking like I used to. Very hard, but tomorrow gonna try meds to help with the craving. Odd enough most nurses said to me to smoke pot.
@@coltonblake13 what kind of meds are you talking about are they natural kind of stuff or you get by a doctor. It's been 7 months since I been healthy and now I drink a Budweiser here and there do you think that's okay or should I just leave the drinking for good?
I couldn't tell you. They Basically told me nothing anymore. By I was more then doubling the "weekly ok" amount every day for like 3 years. I would assume that a beer on a full stomach here and there is OK. Well naturally I've heard hard candy sugar helped people or Marijuana but either is replacing a drug with another. There's a couple drugs prescribed. Some shut off the dopamine you get from drinking, so your body only feels drunk or "poisoned" but with no pleasure in the brain. So can rewire the brain to dislike it. On the other side they can give you drugs that make u sick and vomit if you drink anything. Again Basically to tell the brain to associate drinks with negativity instead of pleasure. 7 months though you seem to be doing pretty good. It is very serious though to go back to how we got there. Like, can literally die or loss the pancreas all together. My main nurse told me he sees people come in every month for it until they don't make it. I'd say a beer maybe two on a full stomach once in a good while is fine. Just a shot in the dark though, not medical.
Great commentary, Nikki. I had always thought that you were one of the funniest women around, a natural comedian. Now, I think that you are one of the wisest women around. Thanks for the great advice. I'm proud that you had the courage to share and speak up.
