The past year and a half have been difficult for all of us, myself included. I have struggled to figure out how to continue doing this podcast and still manage to care for myself and my patients. Of course, the podcast was the thing that had to give, much to my dismay.
I have two episodes that I recorded almost 2 years ago now, that I have yet to release. It is sort of like one of those situations when you don’t respond to an email right away and then too much time passes and you have to pretend that you have died or something to get out of the embarrassment of responding. That’s where I am because Fiona Willer and Amy Pershing were so kind to spend their time talking to me and they had such important things to say, but now I am just embarrassed. My plan continues to be to release the episodes because, ultimately, they are timeless, but getting it done is still proving to be a personal challenge.
In good news, there are some behind the scenes conversations that might help to revive the podcast. I am not going to get ahead of myself, but I do have some hope, something I had kind of given up on recently.
I’m not sure how many people will read this (are blogs even a thing anymore???….I need to get on TikTok I guess), but I wanted to put something out there. I love this podcast and the work that we all have done on it so far. I don’t want it to stop, but it is difficult to feel like I am speaking into a void much of the time.
Thank you to everyone who listens, who continues to listen and share past episodes. Thank you to the few of you who also reach out and remind me that this is needed. I appreciate you all.