So, I go to the doctor. He spends thr allotted 15 minutes with me, directs me to the exit and says “See you next year.” It’s after I get home that I realize he didn’t do any blood test. So I call and get a new appointment for a month down the road. After the blood test, I get a load of documents I don’t understand by email. I have to go on the internet and convince an AI that it can tell me the truth, like if I’m really sick or something. It’s a hassle. The AI wants Me to feel good. That’s a big part of how it was trained. Great. I wanted the truth, not hallucinations to make me feel good. So I decided to create some apps that would force the AI to tell the truth about the lab reports and stuff. They’re here, available now. I discovered I didn’t know my health, but I could learn about it. Try out the apps, all free this month of May. Find out the truth.

When you're discouraged, it could be a bad night's sleep, a cold coming on, or a chance comment someone said that you took wrong. Often, we're discouraged when we shouldn't be. External events usually have basically nothing to do with the reality of other things in our lives.

This month, May, 2026, all apps are free. Password for paid apps is: AIhealthmay26. Get any medical test results or legal documents completely explained in plain English. Then get the results translated into French, Spanish or German. Takes only seconds. Full power or Claude 4.6 Sonnet without any prompting, etc. Just click buttons; the perfect prompts are built in, engineered by Claude.

Now you can take the complete result from your medical report, hospital discharge, prescription list, etc., and copy them to the translation program, where they can be translated into French, German, or Spanish. Or, if you are a native speaker of one of those countries, you can translate it into your native language. This app has really helped a lot of people in other countries and people who are.not native English speakers. People here can send their results to others in the world so they'll know what's going on.

When you think about it, from the moment we are created from two cells uniting, our whole life is a miraculous event. My old brain has a thought, it makes my fingers move on this laptop keyboard, these words happen, and other brains can understand the message. And while I'm doing it, this body is taking care of itself, making energy, dumping what it can't use, breathing, getting tired automatically so it can sleep a few hours and attack another day. But, just the fact that it works, at all, is what amazes me. Think about everything involved. Think about the most complex machine you can imagine -- maybe that's an AI. Yeah, it's pretty amazing. But, it's just a "brain," sort of. In our bodies, we have a brain that can still outdo an AI in many ways, and we are self-sustaining. No AI is self-sustaining. Not yet, anyway. And then, something goes wrong. This amazing machine we live in breaks down in some way. Most of the time, it can be fixed. Sometimes, it even fixes itself! Bones knit, skin heals, up to a point. But sometimes, the problems are a mystery, even to individuals who have spent years of their lives studying and learning, and more decades gaining experience treating problems of the body. And then, of course, we get older and the body eventually gives up or is overcome by an invader or some problem. But while we have it working, isn't it just an amazing organism? I, for one, haven't lost the capacity to be amazed by everyday things. I hope you haven't either. (And, don't forget all the other animals on Earth who are also amazing organisms, from the giants like Sperm Whales to the mites that live invisibly in our eyelashes.)