Hey there. It's been a while. I'm happy to be with you. It's a good grief. It's been

like two months since I posted on my podcast. Yeah, having a kid will do that. And I was

working like 60 hour work weeks before, before Atticame. And now that just felt completely

unmanageable with, you know, the introductory of a little one. So something had to give

me. And the podcast was on that list. So here we are. But hey, we're back because I

quit my job. I thought I'd give you a little life update. There's been a lot of changes

with me. So I thought I'd just kind of kind of get you in the loop of what I've been doing

this past couple months and maybe give you a little bit of insight into what's coming

in the future. So yeah, I quit my job at my group practice at the end of May. And I'm

starting my own private practice. So I'm waiting right now to kind of get into an office space

and downtown Spokane. I have a place picked out. The, um, the lease agreement is about

to be signed. And I should have a new, a new spot. So I'll be back up and running. Um,

for the month of June, I've been kind of just been in a little bit of time with family

and also working on kind of a larger project that you'll hear more about in coming weeks.

So I'm pretty excited about that. I would have spent going on. I'll tell you what, I

haven't a kid. It changes a lot. It, uh, it's, it's been hard. If, if I'm being honest,

it's been really meaningful and really wonderful. But Edda had acid reflux that we didn't know

about until just a couple of weeks ago, um, something called silent acid reflux, which

means that she wasn't like, um, she wasn't spitting up or she didn't have a lot of the

symptoms of acid reflux, you know, outside of just crying and crying. And so that was kind

of the last couple of months for us was just trying to figure out what's wrong. And that

creates a lot of anxiety. It creates a lot of, uh, I don't know, distress because you

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