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Hysterectomies, Health Insurance, and Husbands: TFA Live-Call In #1

Thanks For Asking

Feelings & Co.

Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.713.4K Ratings

🗓️ 19 August 2025

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Nora started this show because she wants to talk to YOU, the listener, about what matters to you. So today, she talks to listeners about it all : getting a hysterectomy, a battle with cancer and health insurance companies (and how much we all hate health insurance companies!), and feeling invisible in a marriage.  Listen to the ad-free version on https://substack.com/inbox/post/171308128https://substack.com/inbox/post/171308128! If you’re interested in being part of the next call-in, leave us a text or voicemail at 612.568.4441. Follow our Youtube here  Geoffrey Lamar Wilson's album on Spotify and Apple! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

Hi guys, it's Nora. If you like what we've done here on Terrible Thanks for asking, you might

0:06.3

want to check out our YouTube channel. We have two new videos going up every week over at

0:12.9

YouTube.com slash at feelings, A-N-D, co. That's feelings and co. There's a link to it in our show description. So see over on

0:23.2

YouTube if that's what matters to you.

0:46.4

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.

1:13.5

We have calls about invisible strings, those connections from the beyond. And we have a caller

1:21.0

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

1:29.3

married, our first caller has a very urgent question for you. So listen and then please call in,

1:38.0

give us your opinion. Let us know what you think. It's 612-568-441. Let's get to the calls. Hi, Nora. Oh, I guess I really do need to talk about

1:50.5

this. It's bothering me more than I thought. I'm a 56-year-old woman whose body is a little bit

1:56.3

out of control from the menopause, but, you know'm healthy and I'm smart and I'm a little

2:01.7

lumpy but I got sass but I feel invisible nobody looks at me and while I can

2:08.4

accept being ignored by the bartender and the stock boy and the cashier and

2:13.7

the flight attendant it's just killing me that my husband does too. We've been married for

2:19.2

14 years with my second marriage. And I really thought that at age 42, like I had my shit together

2:25.4

and I picked the right guy. This is hitting hard as a 42 year old who also like thought like 42.

2:32.3

I don't know. This is going to be the year. I got my stuff together. Okay.

2:36.5

I have two children from my first marriage. And while I only one is still living, I've done the work to integrate, you know, the ache of losing a kid, you know, into my life.

2:48.2

And, you know, my daughter recently had a baby and she and my son-in-law

2:53.1

and my grandson are just the light of my life. And I babysit four days a week and it's the best.

2:59.6

But, you know, when I come home, there's no romance, no kind gestures, no sex, no conversation.

3:05.5

We're very polite roommates, you know, two people with separate lives

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