Natasha, we have so much to get into today.

So much.

So much.

I feel like we haven't sat down just to two of us and just like had a nice, open, honest, bear our souls, bear all of our good and bad in a while.

No, it's been a couple weeks. Yeah, because we had Danielle, you know,

formerly known as Danny Star, and then we had Jill Teets, our sober network friend. Yeah,

so it's been, it has felt like, and then wait, before that, did we do a personal show or did we

have David Rubin on? Has it been three weeks since we've talked? Oh my gosh, No, I think we had David on. Not that, I mean, my memory is usually only like a six to nine day capacity.

I don't really remember anything beyond that. But that sounds about right. Actually, that's amazing that you have that capacity. I have to actually think about what I ate for breakfast yesterday. I have to like sit and think for a minute. Like what did I eat? I have to go through. It's incredible how much your brain just melts as a mom. It's just done. It's total dose. Like people aren't kidding. Your child does take your brain capacity when they're developing. It's totally true. A hundred percent. And you want another one.

Get ready for more. I know. I can't wait. Okay, well, tell me where we- Which we have to catch up on

all of that. I want to know everything about your uterus, your ovaries, and everything else in

between. So where should we start? Should we just call today's episode?

You know, I loved, and everybody loved to the one when we talked about managing disappointment and expectations.

And this one is about spousal guilt and about, you know what this one's about, Natasha,

I need your help with this, is everybody has an opinion.

Everybody has advice for you.

How do you find the voice that you should listen to?

That's what I need help.

Oh, I like that.

What's my voice, Sarah?

That's the one you should listen to.

And Natasha's like, and it's my voice.

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