Dr. Jocelyn Wittstein

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Well, thank you for having me.

And I like to say I am only an orthopedist.

I am not an expert in all things women's health, but... You're changing the world.

You realize this.

The most meaningful research relationships are my cross-collaborative ones.

you know, with my women's health partners, with my biomechanics PhD, you know, with the PhD who does all of the biomarkers with me.

I mean, we really have to be cross-collaborative to change, get rid of these disparities.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm not fearing it.

Funny story, my youngest, my now 18-year-old son, was like, menopause sounds really terrible.

And then my 20-year-old daughter said, I really don't want to go through menopause.

And they're just talking...

But I think I'm almost 48 and I feel like I'm getting into like a phase of life where I can have so much more, I don't know, like freedom of thought and independence and time.

And I mean, I had my kids pretty early, so I do have more time now, but I don't dislike aging.

You

Some of my, well, I don't exercise exactly in the same way as I used to.

I don't do backflips on the floor only on a trampoline.

But I, you know, I'm not fearful of it.