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Hi Ragen! (If not appropriate and/or you don't have capacity to reply, 100% OK!) I noticed that this post has an audio read-over, and I love that this exists! Do you mind if I ask if this was just an experimental thing and possibly just wasn't sustainable? Or were there other ways that your readers were accessing an audible-type of version? I have been exploring text readers but they are super expensive so if there is some type of chrome extension you've had success with, would appreciate.

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Also, I'm just about to announce this publicly since it just went through today, but you can access the audio files as a podcast (Weight And Healthcare) on most platforms!

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Jun 15, 2023·edited Jun 15, 2023Author

Hi addyson, The ability to add voiceovers was added to Substack months after I started writing. My posts since then all have voiceovers (unless there is a tech issue somewhere!) and I'm working on a project to go back and add voiceovers to the posts I created prior to the feature being added (like this one) but it's taking me some time to get that done, so apologies for any posts that don't yet have audio.

I've heard good things about Chrome Vox, which is a free Chrome extension screen reader if that's helpful in the meantime. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/screen-reader/kgejglhpjiefppelpmljglcjbhoiplfn

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Hi Ragen. I love this Substack, so much great info. As mentioned before, I'm getting ready for a visit to my HCP after a fairly big weight gain. I want to be prepared for whatever she throws at me about T2 diabetes. I looked at the HAES resource sheet for T2D and it states quite specifically that T2 is genetic and not a result of eating choices. I really wish there was a citation for that considering it flies in the face of conventional wisdom. Do you have any citations? I'm going to do some googling but am fully expecting to have to slog through a bunch of BS before I find anything.

Thank you!!

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