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Going to introduce both and then hand over the mic for conversation. Sarah digregorio aria is the critically acclaimed author of early an intimate history of premature birth and what it teaches us about human and taking care. The revolutionary story of nursing. She is a freelance journalist who has written on health care and other topics for the New York Times, Washington Post and the wall street journal, slate insider and catapult. She lives brooklyn, new york, with her daughter and husband. David marchese is a staff at the New York Times magazine, where writes the talk column. His work has appeared in new york, rolling stone, the American Music writing spin. Gq he lives with his family. Montclair, new jersey. Welcome, sara. Thank you so much for that kind introduction, and thank you so much to all of you for being here today. It really does mean a lot to me to see you here. My community in brooklyn means so much to me. Im just really overwhelmed with gratitude today to be able to do
Sarah digregorio aria is the critically acclaimed author of early an intimate history of premature birth and what it teaches us about human and taking care. The revolutionary story of nursing. She is a freelance journalist who has written on health care and other topics for the New York Times, Washington Post and the wall street journal, slate insider and catapult. She lives brooklyn, new york, with her daughter and husband. David marchese is a staff at the New York Times magazine, where writes the talk column. His work has appeared in new york, rolling stone, the American Music writing spin. Gq he lives with his family. Montclair, new jersey. Welcome, sara. Thank you so much for that kind introduction, and thank you so much to all of you for being here today. It really does mean a lot to me to see you here. My community in brooklyn means so much to me. Im just really overwhelmed with gratitude today to be able to do this work and then also to be able to here with you guys. It i am i a