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So glad to be able to see panels missed, or return to ones with greater time for reflection. I was deeply moved and instructed by this panel, in both its content and in the demonstration of how multi-modal storytelling makes complex and human, those aspects of medical care that are generally hidden from view. Each presenter pulled back the curtain; each highlighted the inherent performativity of storytelling to great effect; each wove their own vulnerabilities into valuable 'insider' information. Specifically: Edwina, this is the 2nd time I've seen you present using your gift for 'dramatic scene' and the immediacy of an unfolding situation to stunning effect. Here you're able to dramatize utter absurdity (entry!) with deeply human compassion/connection as you engage the patient. The juxtaposition jars us, and forces a level of engagement I think we'd gloss over in a different mode of narration. Lors, what a vulnerable and risky narrative to share (and I can see in your body the courage it takes to speak it). Your decision to use "2 voices" and "2 speakers" is wise and very effective. Your highly poetic, fragmented, body-centered, sensate experience captures beautifully the experiential quality of intraoperative awareness, while the sections that Dipbuk voices provide the necessary information/exegesis of such medical 'failure'. The contrast is powerful and persuasive. Anika, a seamless & fluidly intertextual combination of medical stories--loved the integration of multiple narratives from the novelistic to ethnographic to autobiographical. In particular the use of visual arts (paintings as well as the 'miscarriage installation piece' you did) stand is striking contrast and salient emphasis of the stories' content. This is a panel that will stay with me a long time, for its content and its incorporation of multiple, effective, narrative techniques. Kudos!

Thank you Elyse 🤗. Can’t say I’d heard of Murmurations before this video but very interesting. 📚📚

I loved this when I heard Gayle and have shared with the students here at Keele ... I loved the connecting of something we 'take for granted' takes me back to my own stories too you capture the passing of time and relationship so well - thank you

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Well done and we’ll deserved, Gayle. Alec x

😜 *Promosm*

Intriguing poems. thank you.

just fabulous....Love it dear Kitrina

Congratulations. Wonderful.

I loved the humour and pain, light and heavy in these sessions - thank you everyone!

LOVE this...thank you Gayle and congratulations :)

Such a great selection of styles and themes. Touching, daring, challenging, moving. Thanks to all readers. Thankyou for uploading this and giving us the chance to catch this terrific panel

Ana, I really enjoyed learning about this, thank you for sharing x

Wonderful

You’ve got to have some balls to pursue this approach. I can see its potential value, but I understand the pushback from universities. It’s unconventional but thought provoking, and if nothing else academia should stimulate thought.

Dear Kim, Loved your talk. Thank you.

Yay KIm. How wonderful!!! Congratulations.

Genius.

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Who needs box sets when these are available😉😊, being there with you all was my soul food. I love the idea of in/formation - the process over the substance. As I listen, the idea of Verstehen also comes to mind. Now I need to read more😳. Now my brain is also thinking of the concept of sat cit ananda (part of which is) the subjective experience of a phenomenon that is being read. Though I imagine there are many interpretations of this ancient philosophy. These may all be completely different (I don't know for sure), but it feels nice to experience formation.

What fun we had doing this. Thank you Kitrina! You are the best.

Wonderful session everyone, really enjoyed each paper, really powerful presentations, pithy, powerful, and very insightful, thank you

Beautiful!

Thank you for bringing your piece to life. The sentiment of "Community of I" and the story you told through diary entries are both incredibly moving. The discussion of the freeze response really rang true for me and I'm so happy you were able to thaw in springtime. Beautiful.

A beautiful and thought provoking collaborative keynote from Carolyn and Art. Thank you both

An exquisite keynote from Elyse Pineau. Wise, thoughtful, questioning and evocative. Thank you!

Art and Carolyn - such worthy recipients of the 2021 Lifetime Contribution Award!

Less than 4 minutes, Kitrina's piece. How can you express so much, with such depth and power, in such a short time? Inspirational.

Wonderful. Thank you.

powerful presentations

thank you

Thanks for this session. Quite enlightening. Class is so important.

Thank you for this presentation. Beautiful.

Dear Martin, David, and Kitrina, this is beautiful. Makes me feel love, care, joy, alright. I feel surrounded by your beautiful voices, our caring community, and our wonderful environment. Reminds me to stop and take it all in. Thank you.

Dear David, thanks for this--beautiful, mesmerizing, caring and loving, touching us all deeply. Glad I finally got to experience it. Love and hugs, carolyn

this is an amazing session, thank you all so very much, really powerful work

❤️❤️thanks both of you

And David, thank you for this, beautiful and powerful piece, its amazing

Martin, I just loved this beautiful contribution to the conference, wonderful song and vision,

Miho's presentation: czcams.com/video/kFPNquZ4XVY/video.html

Roberto obrigada pela apresentação! Fantástico!!!!!!

I just love these films and the different ways you are doing this thank you all xx

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Hello Everyone, this is the beginning of the key notes and I am so excited by our first contribution

This is beautiful. It evokes so much for me. Thank you for posting.

Listening to you speak today has left a lasting impression - thank you so much.

Hi David...very nice meeting you this morning. Just finished watching/listening/digesting this piece...quite powerful.

I really found this very moving and your delivery very powerful....thank you