Last year was incredibly challenging for Dripdok — and most people don’t know the full story. Beyond facing a competitor who wrongfully took advantage of Dr. Close’s identity and savings, he also suffered a life-threatening amoebic infection that required emergency evacuation to the U.S. He had to relearn how to walk, use his hands, and speak — and still chose to come back and continue helping others. The team supporting him are not doctors — they’re doing their best to manage something complex, under real pressure. Patience and understanding go a long way. What many people receive here — the level of insight, analysis, and care — is something others would charge thousands for. And often, it’s given freely. This isn’t a casual operation or a trend. It’s built on real experience, sacrifice, and a genuine desire to help people. Before criticizing, take a moment to understand the full picture.