Oh my God, it's Dr. Stu's podcast with me, Dr. Stu and my protege, Bliss Young.

We're back for podcast number one eight, no, 119, I think.

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That's right. Yeah. Welcome, Bliss. Thank you.

Boy, I take a deep breath. Before we get started today, I just wanted to rehash a little bit from

the last podcast where we talked to Nebraska birthkeeper Angie Hock. I got some really nice

emails from people supportive and also curious about this whole thing.

And then I got one from a listener who is an attorney who gave me a really good explanation as to why this is not necessarily as good an idea as Nebraska birthkeeper made it put out that.

There may be some legal pitfalls in it and not something that we should jump into right away.

And by evidence of it is that if it was that great an idea, you'd think there would be large

corporations and other things skirting laws and doing these things to make it easier for them.

So because I'm not good at summarizing things, I've asked this lawyer if it's okay if I release

her information that she wrote to me to anybody interested. So if anybody wants to see what she

wrote about this, a very professional, very honorable way she wrote it.

You can write me at Ask Doctor Stu at gmail.com and I will cut and paste it for you and send it

back to you. So you don't want to just post it? No, because it's, no, I don't want to just post it

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