This podcast and all the wonderful doctors who have been interviewed have been a game changer for my sense of hope. The validation, the perspectives/framing, the work being done—all patient focused—are transformative. I appreciate the knowledge that the host brings to the table. I just wish she would interrupt less and allow the experts to talk more.

1. The host shouldn’t interrupt as much. I have ME/CFS; I’m already exhausted. I don’t need a podcast host’s frenetic interruptions to make me feel even more exhausted. It’s gotten to where I can’t listen to this podcast during my really bad relapses. 2. The conversation needs to stay on topic. The latest episode about the interplay between the immune system and the nervous system hardly contains any info about the stated topic.

Thank you for providing this vital information for those of us with (often multiple) complex diseases that sadly most physicians are clueless about. My unrealistic wish is that this podcast be required listening for the whole medical profession, the vast majority of whom are dismissive to patients they don't know how to diagnose or treat. I recently had the good fortune of becoming a patient of Dr. Rey at INIM. You are all doing excellent work there. Thank you, and bravo!

Thank you so much for creating this resource to get essential information to long covid patients like myself. I really enjoy the guests and info, but I do wish the host allowed the experts to speak more instead of interrupting. The episodes are short and I find myself wanting more, so it would be ideal to make the most of the time by asking targeted questions to stay on topic and allowing the experts to finish their answers. I appreciate her enthusiasm, but also find it a bit disregulating.