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Dear Bridget:
Wonderful to hear from you and congratulations to hear about your first DT patient! A nice and profound expeience, no?
About the GenDoc, take your time, don´t promisse in advance no other time that a time that you can really keep real. If it really is important for this 82 yold pt, just focus on that will of this man like it was the last important thing that someone asks you to do! It helps to do some extra effort thinking that, at the end of the day, it will pay off tremendously in your happyness and heart! Keep that in mind and try to take that strenght to help you listen and edit in the shortest time possible!
Editing continues to be the most difficult part of this wonderful DT task! but it´s a superb moment when you look into patients eyes after the job is done and you read the final doc! Try to keep that after strenght in mind during the process too, ok?
I think each one of us start to built some inner ways to face the (sometimes!…) hard task of having in your hands such a pressing and important think to do about fragile and unique human beings that trust you in a deeper and conscious way parts of their lives! It´s gold… pure gold what we have in our hands!I hope this helps! Please write me if you have any other questions, ok?
Michael: How are you? Any other input from your experince?
And all the other DT friends? How are you? Personally and DT research and field work?ALL THE BEST! keep in touch!!! PLEASE!!!!!
