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We'll start your day off, Swirlie. It's the Toast. I sound amazing. Welcome back to The Toast and happy Thursday. Hope everybody's having a part, delicious. Thursday, I didn't know that was happening. It's not? No, I think it is. I'm like every day this week, wrong, like every single day. I just have so much going on. No, like every day it's just a tornado.

I know. And like, you know, when you like start fighting with someone in your head, like, I was like, like, this lady in the parking garage here today, like, she like started with me. And I had like a whole argument being like, I just had a baby. And I'm like, I literally had a baby almost a year ago. When do you stop saying that? I think one year, like you are post-part, well, first of all, you don't get back to your true self until two years.

Of course. had a baby almost a year ago. When do you stop saying that? I think one year, like you are post-part.

Well, first of all, you don't get back to your true self until two years. Of course, like mental, emotionally, like your DNA is. I will be in hospice saying, I just had a baby. Yeah, but I think you have till one year. Gotta get pregnant again. Yeah. I'm pregnant and I just had a baby. Yeah. Yeah. Like I'm, that's why it was like, that's the best part of being

pregnant. Now, I'm obviously like romanticizing pregnancy. I'm pregnant and I just had a baby. Yeah. Yeah. Like I'm, that's why it was like, that's the best part of being pregnant. Now, obviously, like, romanticizing pregnancy. It was like one of the hardest things I've ever done. But like now, like everyone's so nice to you. They take care of you. And then when you just give birth, they take care of you. And then when you feel like a special. Special. Like a celebrity, like you're walking through a restaurant, like with big valley like and then even when you're breastfeeding like you get special accommodations and then when it's over like you're

just a bitch like yeah I'm enter I'm like slowly entering like yes it's almost over for you it's

almost like we're not going to accommodate around your schedule and like you're everything like

you're that girl for the moment for sure but like pros and cons because then like the sooner you the sooner you feel more like you can't do you're that girl for the moment for sure but pros and cons because then like the sooner you exit that stage like the sooner you feel more like can just be like a human being and you don't need special treatment the thing about like pregnant women and postpartum women like you need special treatment of course you're going special parking but like wouldn't you just rather be like good feeling good i don't know i don't know i'm step good is regular like i want to park i don't care where i park

because i can walk yeah i'm good but i can't walk that's the thing you're not good yet that's the

thing i wasn't good before like i'm not a good person like i'm not okay um i wanted to say

big news in my life i didn't even talk to you about this, but I've made a decision. I'm getting off a stepbound. Okay. Switching to semi-glutide. I don't feel like the Zepound is vibing with me. Like I'm having good results, but I've been getting like migraines. And I think it might be due to that. So I'm just going back to my OG. I don't know why you ever didn't do your OG for this trip around the O's. For like my like year and a half off, everybody was talking about Zepound. So I just like, I don't know why I was like. You just assumed you would step out even. And Ben was on it. And I was like, yeah, great. Tine me up. We have the same doctor, so I was like, yeah, give me what he gave. You know, I just... No, women's health is so personal.

I mean, I feel like we're always saying that.

Healthcare is so personal.

Uh-huh, uh-huh. We had the same doctor. So I was like, yeah, give me what he gave. You know, I just. No, women's health is so personal.

I mean, I feel like we're always saying that.

Healthcare is so personal.

Uh-huh, uh-huh.

Women's health in particular, like, we're not the same.

Yeah.

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