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So I finally broke down 11 o'clock last night. I said I can't take this in the morning to go to the hospital. So I got a ride to the hospital, and I was there until just after 8 o'clock this morning. So I didn't sleep last night. They did give me a T-cell, which is an anti-inflammatory, and that worked. I have very, very little pain here this morning, but unless, you know, I try to really stretch that out. But that's what I'm going to do, is just some general motion exercises, and hopefully it was nothing major. I did get some vaccines a couple weeks back. It's two weeks ago today, actually. And so it's strange, but not unheard of, to get pain exactly where I had it if the injection was given slightly too high. Apparently there's some pockets there that are around nerves or something, or tendons, and if the shot got injected there, you know, days or weeks later it can cause you pain. So I got some inflammation because of that, because nothing showed up in the x-rays. They recommended I get a CT scan just to make sure, but with the anti-inflammatory working, I don't think that it's anything too serious, probably just the vaccine, given a little too high on my arm. But it was terrible. I literally suffered all weekend. But I'm okay today. I've got a tiny little bit of pain, and that's it. So we got through, man. Presevered. Thanks for all the comments from everybody here on this net, especially a lot of you guys. I got out to make sure I was okay. I tell you, that's what Radio Family is all about, man. You can tell the people that really care, judging by messages and stuff that we've received. So thanks to everybody who did reach out. And other than that, nothing much else going on, man. Just going to take it easy, maybe lay off some video games today, and let the shoulder really rest because, man, I don't want that pain back. Back over to you and 73, and all the best from here on the Rock. This is VL1, UK.