Maddie Levine-Wolf

Clarence. I want to tell you, Dr. Michael, how much I appreciate your opening comments, first of all. And I really wish I would have been able to, I wish I would have read your 2017 book as we were going through this.

Clarence. I want to tell you, Dr. Michael, how much I appreciate your opening comments, first of all. And I really wish I would have been able to, I wish I would have read your 2017 book as we were going through this.

You have futurists in your titles.

You have futurists in your titles.

Yeah. So let me do a follow-up question with you. With all the things that you said, how do we create trusted sources? Because I think that there are so many different things that are happening. Where do you go? What tips do you have for us as a community to create more trusted sources?

Yeah. So let me do a follow-up question with you. With all the things that you said, how do we create trusted sources? Because I think that there are so many different things that are happening. Where do you go? What tips do you have for us as a community to create more trusted sources?

I agree with you that barbers are, and barbers and beauticians are really effective in certain communities. I always talk about barbers are, is the one group of people that allow a man to touch him intimately in public. Yeah. And they'll tell... They'll tell things that they won't tell their partners. You know what I mean? So I agree with you.

I agree with you that barbers are, and barbers and beauticians are really effective in certain communities. I always talk about barbers are, is the one group of people that allow a man to touch him intimately in public. Yeah. And they'll tell... They'll tell things that they won't tell their partners. You know what I mean? So I agree with you.

And if you know that and you know how to work with that, then you're able to really make a difference in terms of, as you just talked about, the trusted messengers. So, yeah, I agree with you. And thank you for doing that shout-out to Barbers.

And if you know that and you know how to work with that, then you're able to really make a difference in terms of, as you just talked about, the trusted messengers. So, yeah, I agree with you. And thank you for doing that shout-out to Barbers.

This has been phenomenal. It's been a pleasure to finally put a name and a face together. And definitely as a health leader, you definitely are setting the standard. At least for me as a community member, I love hearing from people like you who can break down these complicated issues in, in, in a, in a simple, understandable, and also doable way.

This has been phenomenal. It's been a pleasure to finally put a name and a face together. And definitely as a health leader, you definitely are setting the standard. At least for me as a community member, I love hearing from people like you who can break down these complicated issues in, in, in a, in a simple, understandable, and also doable way.

And so, uh, again, I want to just thank you very much.

And so, uh, again, I want to just thank you very much.

Very, very last thoughts.

Very, very last thoughts.

Yeah, so I, I lost both of my maternal grandparents, my grandmother about 15 years ago now, and my grandfather about five years ago, I've also lost a few family pets, which is definitely a different, still a deep grief, but, you know, different. In terms of my grandparents, I think one of the things that I'm constantly thinking about in terms of

Yeah, so I, I lost both of my maternal grandparents, my grandmother about 15 years ago now, and my grandfather about five years ago, I've also lost a few family pets, which is definitely a different, still a deep grief, but, you know, different. In terms of my grandparents, I think one of the things that I'm constantly thinking about in terms of

mourning a death and grieving a loss is how to process my own grief and also hold space for my family members processing their grief too. So for example, you know, my maternal grandparents, obviously my mom lost both of her parents. When my grandmother died, my mom was in her forties, which is really young to lose a parent. And obviously that's been

mourning a death and grieving a loss is how to process my own grief and also hold space for my family members processing their grief too. So for example, you know, my maternal grandparents, obviously my mom lost both of her parents. When my grandmother died, my mom was in her forties, which is really young to lose a parent. And obviously that's been