Andrea Dunlop

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I want to talk just a little bit more about kind of this idea of of how Dr. Jensen is framed because she has this, you know, and sort of this again, this like flattening of of the system.

And they used this.

quote from her in the second episode where I just thought it just was, which I found very frustrating, where she is talking about how she got into child abuse pediatrics.

And so she says, you know, and then I fell into this role and it's an interview with her from a podcast.

But as I fell into the role as my responsibility found that, you know, I really I can't say I really enjoyed child abuse.

Of

But basically what I'm saying is it's never boring.

Child maltreatment and evaluation of children who have been victims is just never boring.

And, you know, they left out what came directly next in the interview where she talks about this whole interdisciplinary process that they have.

And I was like, oh, I know exactly what they're doing with that specific quote.

Right.

They're trying to make her sound like, oh, this is such exciting work for me.

And like, this is such a good time.

You know, it just I found that to be.

quite a telling editorial choice.

Yeah, well, I mean, I think this quote really struck me because I say that about my job all the time, you know, where because people are like, oh, well, is that hard working on those cases?