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You could be speaking.

You could be the lead speaker at an international summit of Midwifery today.

You've got that kind of look about you.

Is that...

Are you getting at the fact that women's has done fecal incontinence for two days running?

No, I listen this morning and I thought...

You had two of the nicest healthcare practitioners in the studio.

But do you know they were lovely?

Yeah.

You just think, gosh, I wish they could just...

I mean, aside from the intrinsically interesting and relevant stuff that you were doing about

fecal incontinence, you just wanted them to be played to other less helpful members of

the medical profession.

They could both go into helping other medical professionals communicate with the wider

patient, community.

They were right.

Sue was a physiotherapist and the man was called Oliver and he was also a lovely

colorectal surgeon.

If I could do my serious head just for a second, if you have in any way ever been affected

by fecal incontinence or trouble with poo generally, Monday's edition of Woman's Hour

and today's Tuesday's, both quite useful, get the podcast even if you've never listened

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