I'm Nora McNerney, and this is thanks for asking the call and show about what matters to you.

It's been a minute since we did calls. We took a few weeks off this summer.

We had a little bit of a summer break, but we are back. I'm back in the studio. I am back on the

phone and I am here to chat. So today we have several different calls, which I guess is the

plural of calls. They're going to be different if you have

several calls. But we have calls about health insurance. We have calls about invisible strings,

those connections from the beyond. And we have a caller with a question for you.

Specifically, if you are a Gen Xer, if you are a Gen Xer who is married or who has been married, our first caller has a very urgent question for you.

So listen and then please call in, give us your opinion.

Let us know what you think.

It's 612-568-441.

4-4-1.

Let's get to the calls.

Hi, Nora.

Oh, I guess I really do need to talk about this.

It's bothering me more than I thought.

I'm a 56-year-old woman whose body is a little bit out of control from the menopause, but, you know, overall, I'm healthy and I'm smart, and I'm a little rumpy, but I got sass, but I feel invisible.

Nobody looks at me.

And while I can accept being ignored by the bartender and the stock boy and the cashier and the flight attendant

is it's just killing me that my husband does too we've been married for 14 years

my second marriage and I really thought that at age 42 like I had my shit together and I

picked the right guy this is hitting hard as a 42 year old who also like like 42. I don't know. This is going to be the, I got my stuff together. Okay.

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