Wendy K. Laidlaw

I'll be snoring now.

How come you're sleeping now?

You were supposed to sleep earlier.

Well, you're supposed to be sleeping now in your bed, but never mind.

But if you think back to the Second World War and some of the things that our ancestors will have seen during those times.

And I guarantee you, very few, if any, people actually had support emotionally or support psychologically to process the trauma that would have occurred.

It's highly unlikely.

and or it would have taken a long time or there was just that kind of very stoic kind of attitude of what we just have to carry on because there's no choice um so if you think that these things may well add another layer another level to what what we as women with endometriosis thank goodness i don't have that anymore i don't have adenomyosis i have no pain no symptoms no breast tenderness no bowel pain i still have nothing you know and and i

literally thank god every day because you know i i i'm so feel so blessed to be here and this is why i do what i do now so that you can get here too but if you can think of like you know what might have been passed down through the generations from a um

from an emotional perspective and how that emotion, this is why I've been doing the Ultimate Emotional Health Summit and things, because what I want to do is expand people's awareness as to just how poor we all are around the world at emotional health.

There's the physical health and the medical field are, you know, are all over that, the pharmaceutical industries.

I'm sure the, is it Pfizer that, you know, are doing the vaccines and things at the moment?

I mean, they must be just jumping up and down for joy and celebrating at the prospect of that.

I mean, I have to say personally, it makes me quite uncomfortable, the idea of a vaccine, because unless you kind of know all the ingredients that are in there,

Our bodies tend to be quite sensitive to these things.

So it's going to be interesting to see how all that pans out.

But we've got the physical health people get.

People know that pain, signs, symptoms.

And then you've got the medical field that kind of, in many cases, make us worse because they don't teach us how to listen to our body.

They just...