Hi, I'm Biz. I'm a working parent with a kid and a teen.

It's been 10 years since the show began and a lot has changed on the show and in the world.

But by elevating the voices of others, we have learned we are not alone and we are doing

a good job. This is still a show about life after giving life. This is One Bad Mother.

This week on One Bad Mother, I can do it myself. Thank you.

We talked to Michelle T about her experience with IBF as a queer 4-D-year-old uninsured woman.

Plus, Biz reflects.

This is a check-in. First of all, I just left a day that I'm in a local fine nothing group and I just

went and got a little baby date. Here's my baby just a little bit too scooty and I just wrapped

up the stairs to get a good baby date. That was the stairs and the beautiful woman was sitting

in her living room. I don't know, reading or something and just saw me do it and she just

waved at me. So I'm very grateful right now. But my check-in is actually inspired by what

you were just talking about, Biz, was listening to this episode about the colonoscopy and my husband

just got a colonoscopy in his copy. They also only found a little pet from him, right?

And everything was good. I don't know why he feels like he's dying every time he eared me,

but I guess he don't eared me now. Not if it's cool. But I'm glad you're doing well. I'm glad he's

doing well and have a lovely day. You're doing a great job. Thank you for the show.

Well, you're doing a good job. Little patch of hemorrhoids in my hole. I apologize, everybody.

But there's definitely a little patch of hemorrhoid song out there somewhere. But anyway,

how you're doing a wonderful job. One, by nothing, groups, people, it's sort of like saying,

if you heard of the TikTok, by nothing groups, they're through Facebook. It's the only reason to

stay on Facebook. And they're by neighborhood. And they are truly a game changer. It's not just

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