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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room. It is Tuesday, so that means I'm

talking to somebody cool. And today I'm talking with Emily Edwards. She is a registered nurse,

and she's the founder of the Good birth co. I have wanted to do an

episode on birth trauma for so long because I started to realize that it's extremely common.

I, you know, being 38 years old, have a lot of friends that have had babies and the number of them that have experienced

trauma in one way or another in their labor and delivery experience is shocking to me because

I feel like people don't talk about it enough and And if they do talk about it, they don't

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