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Elizabeth, welcome to the program.

Hi, Dr. Laura, thank you so much for speaking with me today.

Thank you.

I'm calling, I'm, so my husband and I are both physicians, and I actually gave up my job and I'm full

stay-at-home mom with a one year old and a three year old.

And I can't express enough how glad I am to be doing that.

I feel like it's the most wonderful thing in the world.

But I give you that background because I do know what my husband is going through on his day-to-day basis.

But I feel like he does have long hours and he comes home and I'm tired from the day he's certainly tired from the day and I'm tired from the day and I I think our

Exchanges in the evening are just almost robotic. He comes home, he helps me with the one-year-old while I'm doing dinners and all of that and getting, he helps me get them ready for bed and then I feel like at the end of all of that he kind of just always says,

though I need some time just to veg out and read or do something else.

And then we do go to bed together and we do have a good

decent sex life. So I don't think that's as much of an issue, but I just feel like our relationship is getting to be mundane, if that makes sense.

Yes.

You know, we have our Girl Scout?

Yes, I was.

Okay, remember when they taught us to make fire?

I sucked at that, by the way, but remember when they taught us to make fire. I sucked at that by the way but remember when they taught us to make

fire? Yes. We had to find these little itty bitty we've I wasn't able to do it then

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