Dr. Sarah Wakeman

I guess I would say, and I could think of lots of successful accomplishments I'd apply this to, but I'll take the example of medical training, which is a successful accomplishment. I think I would be more present that we are always like rushing to the accomplishment, to the finish line, to sort of getting to the next goal.

I guess I would say, and I could think of lots of successful accomplishments I'd apply this to, but I'll take the example of medical training, which is a successful accomplishment. I think I would be more present that we are always like rushing to the accomplishment, to the finish line, to sort of getting to the next goal.

And I think back and wish I had realized what an amazing journey it was in that moment and I mean, even things with medical training that I was I was never going to be a heart surgeon. But to stand in an operating room and look inside someone's chest and watch a beating heart is an experience that I'll never get again.

And I think back and wish I had realized what an amazing journey it was in that moment and I mean, even things with medical training that I was I was never going to be a heart surgeon. But to stand in an operating room and look inside someone's chest and watch a beating heart is an experience that I'll never get again.

And I think in this journey to always achieve and move forward and get to the next exam and the next thing, we sometimes miss like the miracle that's right in front of us. And so I think I would have been even more present.

And I think in this journey to always achieve and move forward and get to the next exam and the next thing, we sometimes miss like the miracle that's right in front of us. And so I think I would have been even more present.

True for parenting, true for everything.

True for parenting, true for everything.

Spring of 27. So we have some time.

Spring of 27. So we have some time.

It is going to be about changing the narrative around addiction and about really reframing how people think about it to see it as a treatable, good prognosis illness and using some of the stories of people I've had the privilege of knowing to hopefully help people see things in a different way.

It is going to be about changing the narrative around addiction and about really reframing how people think about it to see it as a treatable, good prognosis illness and using some of the stories of people I've had the privilege of knowing to hopefully help people see things in a different way.

Yes, they can find me on LinkedIn, on Instagram. They can email me. Yeah, happy to connect and would love to come back after the book is out too.

Yes, they can find me on LinkedIn, on Instagram. They can email me. Yeah, happy to connect and would love to come back after the book is out too.

Sure. So alcohol is a molecule. It's a water-soluble molecule that is readily absorbed in your body through your stomach and your small intestine when you drink it. And it affects all different parts of your body and body systems, in particular your brain, which is why we feel the effects of alcohol pretty soon after you start drinking.

Sure. So alcohol is a molecule. It's a water-soluble molecule that is readily absorbed in your body through your stomach and your small intestine when you drink it. And it affects all different parts of your body and body systems, in particular your brain, which is why we feel the effects of alcohol pretty soon after you start drinking.

Sure. So alcohol is a molecule. It's a water-soluble molecule that is readily absorbed in your body through your stomach and your small intestine when you drink it. And it affects all different parts of your body and body systems, in particular your brain, which is why we feel the effects of alcohol pretty soon after you start drinking.

And we can talk through what those effects are, but it impacts our behavior, our sleep, our mood, and many other parts of our body system. Okay. You talked about alcohol as a molecule.

And we can talk through what those effects are, but it impacts our behavior, our sleep, our mood, and many other parts of our body system. Okay. You talked about alcohol as a molecule.

And we can talk through what those effects are, but it impacts our behavior, our sleep, our mood, and many other parts of our body system. Okay. You talked about alcohol as a molecule.