Here we go, Zen Parenting Radio, number 35.

This is Kathy Adams.

This is Todd Adams, and 35 is the number of Neil Anderson.

He was the running back that followed Walter Payton in the twilight of his career.

Neil Anderson kind of was better than Walter Payton.

When you said Neil Anderson, I thought of the man who walked on the wound, Neil Armstrong.

I was like, what?

How did he have a number?

A Chicago Bears fan knows that Neil Anderson, number 35.

I don't remember Neil Anderson.

He was really good for a long time.

I think it went to Florida.

But anyways, I digress.

Well, you know what we're going to talk about today?

We are going to talk about what?

Well, last week we talked about our birth stories.

And we kind of dove into all different areas of birth stories and birth and labor, et cetera.

And we got a lot of feedback about how, well, it was just fun to listen to stories.

It made people think about their own stories.

But also that we should keep going.

That we should talk a little more in depth about miscarriage because we've experienced

too, that we should talk more in depth about maybe not natural birth per se, but our experience with that,

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