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The Welcome to the Gratitude List and Nagamanchetti is still with me. We've been discussing her book,

It's Probably Nothing, Critical Conversations on the Woman's Health

Crisis. It's safe to say that there were times in our conversation in the main podcast where

this stuff is heavy and it's depressing and it feels like an uphill struggle, but it's important

to recognise it's getting somewhere. You know, progress is being made, even if it's too slow and too late.

So let's talk about some things that you use or are appreciative of that make life

livable when things are difficult and depressing in the things that you're grateful for.

And what part does gratitude play in your life before we get onto your list?

I don't think about gratitude very often.

I know it's something that people talk about a lot, but I don't think about it.

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