I had said last week, I was looking forward to the Cyndi Lauper concert this week and, well, we went on Friday. And, started out good. We were all having fun. We went out to eat before and — get a little bite to eat, you know? And, while we were at the concert, my wife passed out, like, hit the ground, unconscious. Cops and people — security ran over. They got the medic and they tended to her pretty quickly. Then, um, they got her back to the first aid and her blood pressure would not stay up for nothing. I mean, they got — it was 60 something over nothing. 70 something over — you know, a top number — the highest they could get the top number was 82. The lowest the top number was was 51. Like, it was sketchy. And they finally put some fluids in her and let us take her home. They wanted us to take her to the hospital, but my wife, you know, she’s just ornery, you know, so she, she refused to go. Sometimes she is — she refused to go.
And she came home and now she hasn’t been taking her blood pressure medicine for the last couple days because she used to have high blood pressure. But here’s the thing, when they put her on the blood pressure medication, this was umpteen years ago, I mean, I can’t even recall how many years ago — but she has lost over 60 pounds since then, and quit drinking, and quit drugging for the most part — we’re California sober. So, she has gotten significantly healthier and better since she was put on that high blood pressure medication. So, we’ve been trying to get a hold of her doctor, having a hard time, but like I said, she’s just quit taking it because I think that was really dropping it down too low. So, she seems to have been doing better. She seems to be feeling better. She’s back to work. Over this, over this weekend, she mowed the lawn, she trimmed the trees. So I mean, she was feeling better, praise God, you know.