Hey team. It is Kelly and this is day three of the Ishwish podcast. I am so, I'm so sad, I'm going through a little dopamine withdrawal, I think. I'm so sad that it's over. It was so amazing.

Three things, two things. It was an amazing combination of multidisciplinary care in work with a sex therapist,

physical therapist, OB-Gyne's, family medicine, urology, amazing. And I think that's why, as far as

like, for people who have been to medical conferences before, like why it was so cool, because

there wasn't this, like climbing of like just being internal

medicine docs who are like, you know, vying for social hierarchy dominance things. It's like we're

all here to learn and it's an exciting, clearly an exciting topic. And we just love that we're all

here and that there are other people who care about the topic of sexual

health in women. So that was so awesome. Number two, all of my Instagram, like avatars, right?

Like I got to the point where I'm like, you know, they're like, hey, I'm Jessica. And I'm like,

what's your Instagram? Because like, I know people by their Instagram title. So like to see all the avatars come in and be like, oh my gosh, first of all, in your brain,

your brain thinks these people like are famous because you see them on your phone all the time,

right? And to realize like, no, they're just like us. So they actually have like real names and

day jobs and they go to medical conferences, but we all have this like the way we communicate

on social media now. And the power of social media to connect us even before we come to a conference,

so we're truly not showing up alone, is incredibly cool. There is like not one mean person here.

I mean, just the love. So so incredibly cool.

And then also kind of the, I wanted to speak out to the people who are like, why the hell did you guys have this conference in Texas?

Multiple reasons. I think that the organizers actually really pained them that this conference was scheduled before Texas really cracked down on both

trans rights for teenagers and for the availability of reproductive rights and freedoms for women.

And that kind of flies in the face of sexuality and education and medically accurate education and really the support of sexuality

in all humans. So for people who had questioned, you know, and asked me, like, what are my thoughts

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