Hey, everybody, welcome. And thank you for listening to this episode of Marriage Therapy Radio. My name is Zach Brittle. I'm here with Laura Heck. Today, we are taking a listener question and kind of messing around with it. It's from Elizabeth. One of our superfans, Laura and I both know Elizabeth personally. She was on the podcast with her husband Steve a while back, and she just got a question how how to kind of continue to do marriage relationships

parenting as you get older and we talk about that we talk about a lot about differentiation

how that works and um i don't know it's fun just about bat it around we love getting questions

from you please send them in we also love getting support from you. As you know, we are in the

middle of a pretty significant Patreon effort. We are trying to grow that side of the kind of

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and Omner and Nicole, to Hannah, and to Susie.

I also want to thank Edna, who I think makes a cameo in this episode.

And finally, Jonas.

Jonas contributed Swedish Kroner.

So we get, he's become a member from Sweden, apparently. So that's

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And again, we'll say thank you. And for now, we'll bring

you this conversation in response to Elizabeth's question about how to mom. This is a very cool

conversation. Stick around. How about New York? Are you going to come to New York and watch

me do the marathon? You're going to run the New York Marathon? Yes. Come on. No, you knew this. Oh, I remember what I wanted to do. I have been thinking about this a lot. And, and I'm bummed that I haven't said it. No, by the way. I'm not coming to New York. No, don't do it. The New York Marathon is the worst marathon to spectate if you love somebody.

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