🎙️Going to the Doctor | Real English Conversation For Global Professionals

In this podcast episode, hosts Amy and Curtis share personal stories related to going to the doctor, including injuries and illnesses they've experienced. From Curtis's high school mishap with a falling railing to Amy's kitchen accident with a hand blender, they recount their encounters with injuries and the medical care they received. They also discuss Curtis's ankle sprain from snowboarding and Amy's battle with a severe cold and fever.   Gain insight through their stories and learn how to discuss various health issues and injuries using the English language, offering a mix of humor and practical advice. Don't miss it!   🎙️ Connect with Teacher Curtis & Real English Conversations

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