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.

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.)

Hello! Welcome to a new experience. My name is Bill. I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and I am almost 80 years old. I go to the doctor sometimes, and he does blood tests, and so on. You know what it is. So, I've always had trouble reading all of the language in those medical test results, and trying to learn about the prescriptions. That's why I've created the apps you can use in AI HEALTH PLUS. This group is a great place to ask others what they've run into with the medical folks, and we can also learn from each other how to deal with certain issues, like figuring out those danged medical words. I needed help. So, I (and my partner, Claude) wrote some software -- apps -- to explain things. Being almost fourscore years old, I needed help, so I got Claude to help me out. Claude is an AI, and he (it?) is darn good at what he does. It took some time, but the apps we created together are now here, available to all members. This is the only place you can get them. Two apps are Free for all members, and three more-advanced apps are for Paid members, and they're worth it. (They're also free for everyone during the last two days of every month. Try em out!) FREE apps are "MedeXplainr Lite" and "LanguageXplainer Lite." They both explain things we all encounter with medical issues. The medical one defines words and medical measurements, and the language one translates them into Spanish from English, or into English fro Spanish. But, the main thing is the group. We get to talk with each other about our health issues! While I'm finishing up all the links and technical stuff in the next couple of days, I would love to hear from anyone who is curious about how this will work here on Skool. Like I said, the apps (and the group!) aren't available anywhere else. Please join this free group and say what you hope to find here, and give me a steering wheel so I can point the group in the direction people want! Thank you for reading this far! I hope to be able to say "Welcome" to the AI Health Plus community!