Hi, it's Courtney from the Two My Sisters podcast, which is currently being sponsored by NHS

Blood and Transplant, who need people of black heritage to help fight sickle cell by giving

blood. On average, a sickle cell patient who receives blood regularly needs 100 blood

donors every year to keep them alive, which is why the NHS need people of black heritage

to start giving blood regularly. It's in our blood to help fight sickle cell. If you're

giving type, book now at blood.co.uk Hello, you're listening to BFN. This is the podcast

about infertility, IVF and the trials of trying for a baby. I'm Emma and I'm Gabby and were

two card-carrying members of the infertility club. Hello, how are you? I am alright. Are you

some weird? I know, do you know why? Because you've even now having your third mayor of the

last two days. They come in three, don't they? Yeah, my microphone lead is just broken,

so now we're without a microphone, which is not how you want to do a podcast. No, it's

not how I want to do a podcast, but it's okay, we're going to soldier three. It is okay,

people want to give us. Do you want to tell us about your other two mares?

Yes, sure. Yes, to play, which was what the hottest day of the year, I think.

My was driving back from Brighton to Ramsgate and my bloody car broke down. I had to sit on the

side of the A249 for an hour and a half, waiting for the day to come and get me, and it was just

for mayor and all my cars so old and crappy. This does give me an excuse to try and get a new car,

which I've been like trying to do anyway, but still I do really need that to happen.

No, no, I can understand that. And man number two, man number two is to do plumbing.

We just had our local plumber who's our neighbor who's really lovely,

come over to make some pipes that are in our spare room, slash my office. Look a bit

neater because they're all fucked up. And in the process of doing that, we've now got no hot water

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