It's Cecilia and Megan. Let us distract you while driving, cleaning, working out. We're not working out.

Actually, what in the dang heck just grab some wine and

chill. It'll be like eavesdropping and a girls night all wrapped up into one. Oh, I'm a guest this week.

Welcome back. Hey ladies, we haven't guessed this week. I can't believe it that I'm here such an honor I

wanted to be on for so long I'm a avid listener and here I am. It's Claire. It's Claire from Finding Philadelphia on

Instagram, but moreover, friend, wife, mother, and just one of the most peaceful women we've ever met.

So.

Thank you. It's an honor to be here. Thank you so much.

So as you probably seen from the title of this podcast, whatever we choose to make it, it is about Claire's journey and infertility and just how she's just just everything in between and we really want to dive into this topic and Claire was the first person we thought of and she talks about it very openly on her

Instagram I'll link it in the show notes but before we jump in Meg you want to start with the heck yes.

The usuals. My heck yes is that we hosted a bunch of people yesterday that are Catholics in the area.

Avery invited some people that he knows through like Jiu-Jitsu and college and I invited some people that I know through

Instagram and church and it was just a random group of people well we thought it was a random group of people

but it was so cool because every single person that came in the door was like, oh hey, oh hey, like they all knew each other sort of somehow in like this inner web connection and I was like this is Catholic

Instagram playing out in real life before my eyes right now.

It's like everybody knew someone else there and I was just getting to meet like

half of the people for the first time and I was like everyone knows each other and people from like 60 minutes away drove in and they knew someone and I was like what is happening? So that was cool. that was my head guess. Well that's okay so you know they say the

universal church but it's like at the end of the day it's literally if you're

Catholic you're gonna have something in common with someone else that has the same faith.

So it's like you just feel like you know them anyway because you know half of their heart is like

for the church.

You know where they lie on like all these big deep things because the Catholic

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