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audible. Subscription required, see audible.co.uk for terms. Before we start this episode with Marlin,

I wanted to let you know that we discussed some difficult topics including suicide,

abusive relationships, and baby loss. If you think you might find any of these too difficult to

listen to, please choose another episode.

Hello and welcome to a planning episode of Happy Mom, Happy Baby, the podcast.

Now, today I've got to say I am not in the studio, and I am not stuck in a cupboard at home.

I'm actually away on toilet at the moment. I am in a hotel. So please forgive me if there's any

outside noise. There might be people in the corridor talking. There might be a siren outside. Who

knows what might happen. But today's chat is super important. It should have happened in a studio

a few weeks ago, but due to illness it didn't happen. So we're making best of life and Zoom,

and we're doing it remotely. Today's guest first appeared on our screens many moons ago in Love

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