How does that sound to you?

Well, I feel that it's a big ask to say that I would do four hours in one block.

I don't think my brain works for that length of time.

I feel like this could fit quite nicely with a 45 minute chunk of quiet focus and then 15 minutes of reflection and pulling it around.

I guess what I'm interested in with this idea is that I do want it to come out in my voice.

I don't want to simply be regurgitating things that I've read in other textbooks.

So it feels like this is a good way of having a go at that and then taking that to a polished outcome.

Let's ask Jenny if she's on track.

So I welcome her to the stage.

I'm gonna be talking about three areas that I'm very passionate about, and that's fertility, endometriosis, and chronic pelvic pain.

So in fact, I've been a gynecologist for 25 years, and during that time I've got -- I've had extensive experience in IVF and in an advanced laparoscopy for treating all sorts of things, but today we're talking about complex endometriosis.

I can offer the patients a holistic approach, so I can address all their symptoms and concerns, whether it be discussing fertility, fertility planning, fertility preservation, or addressing their pain, heavy bleeding.

It, it all comes as a part of fertility and, and obviously endometriosis.

I can talk to them about all the management options at length.

So what we're gonna be talking t- about today is endometriosis, and I'm gonna be going through staging, showing you pictures, how we diagnose it.