Welcome to the whole view. I'm Stacy Topp of Real Everything.com. I'm all about

loving the skin you're in and being healthy inside and out.

And I'm Dr. Sarah Valentine of the paleomom.com.

I believe that scientific literacy is the key to improving public health. Welcome to the Wholeview episode 429, whereby Sarah finally has power.

Let me just set the stage to say,

we were supposed to record a very detailed information dense show about a week ago and then we were

going to have a second information dense show recorded today and unfortunately because of incredible storms where

Sarah lives there was no power for many days.

And I think the thing that's interesting to me about this

is that the more people I talk to,

the more people have experienced this.

I mean, we've talked about climate change on this show. We are believers in science and we know that the world is

changing and it's causing record-breaking number of storms, intensity of storms, but also other sorts of climate change in other parts of the country.

Sarah and I both live on the East Coast, but we know like earlier this year, West Coast was experiencing you know just

unpressed on record yes and and so what you know is just startling to me as we're thinking about okay how how can we check in with you

our listeners but still like share some information you know I think one of the things that I just want to emphasize is this is going, if it has not affected you yet, it may affect you.

And so what maybe could we learn from the experiences that Sarah you've recently

had and I think it was last year the year before our neighborhood actually lost six days of power.

So it's like when you have a freezer full of grass-fed organic meat,

that's stressful. It hurts your feelings is what it does.

It's stressful. So maybe we could talk a little bit about how you managed, I'm not going to say how you

thrived, how you pulled through, how you're here today, and it'll help our listeners maybe come up with a preparation list.

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