Make Yourself Well with Dr. Erica Middlemiss

So we're still coming off our Integratron weekend.

That was a lot of fun.

Boy, we dodged a bullet out there.

Uh, uh, Hurricane Rachel played a, a hand in that as well out in the Mojave Desert.

We went out the night in, uh, in advance to camp out at Giant Rock, which is about three miles north of the Integratron.

Beautiful afternoon, but rain was predicted, and it came around 10 o'clock at night and we had to decide, do we stay out there, or, uh, it's driving through the desert, there can be flash flooding.

And it started raining pretty hard, and four of us in our camper vans made it back towards the Integratron, and it was good we did because we, in the afternoon, a- a good 12 hours after, and we went through some pretty deep puddles.

And those would've been very, very deep in the morning, you know?

A- and one of the things that I think was a, a beautiful lesson for many of us is, [smacks lips] there were a lot of people who shared that they didn't wanna come-

Mm-hmm

... to the Integratron because the severe weather.

Yes.

Severe weather warnings.

And I don't wanna minimize anyone's experience with watching the news, but maybe I do a little bit.

[laughs]

[laughs]

Um, you know, I, I get phone calls quite often with people that know me from other parts of the United States or outside of the States that get so upset about what the news is portraying to them, and I get the, "Are you okay?"-

Yeah

... message.

You must be drowning.

Yes.

[laughs]

And, and i- you know, watching Laguna, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Dana Point, San Clemente, y- it looks pretty darn devastating.

Um, but for the most part, life is going on-

Yeah