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parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room. Let's have a seat and talk about our pelvic floor,

shall we? Ah, the good old pelvic floor. Just another one of those things that's so important for women.

It goes through trauma when we are pregnant, when we have babies, and yet we are taught nothing about it, and it's not a part of our standard healthcare. I think I was six or seven months pregnant before I even knew pelvic floor physio was a thing, and I'm married to a u urologist so I'm very happy that people are now starting

to talk about it more there's videos on TikTok that go viral there's accounts that are dedicated to

pelvic floor information so that's great but yeah I wouldn't have even heard about pelvic floor

physio if I didn't go to my friend's

open house. She owns a clinic in Sudbury. Oh my gosh, what's it called? It is called Rebalance. Shout

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