Hey, what's up everybody? Welcome to Trust and Believe. I'm your host Sean T. And this is part two of my conversation with Lance Frank. It was good last week and it's going to get even better this week. And we're going to talk about some even more intimate things. And I hope, I hope that you can reach out to Lance if you need any support

or if you just want to leave a comment on our Instagram page or send us a DM and maybe we can

direct you in the right path get ready to trust and believe with a little more pelvic health.

So nobody says oh yeah.

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This is Sean T, and it's time to trust and believe.

Okay. This is Sean T and it's time to trust and believe. Our kids were born via surrogacy and our surrogate, she had a C-section.

And, you know, and I know a lot of women, obviously, you have C-sections or, you know, they get

vaginal bursts.

And you spoke in the beginning about how they get a script to say, here's, I think you

said, six weeks of physical therapy.

You know, what, why? said, six weeks of physical therapy. You know, why?

Like, what is happening to a woman during birth, regardless of how she gives birth, that requires,

or you think that they should really seek out to get themselves in physical therapy? Kind of going back to a sports orthopedic mindset, you know, if you've ever had a rotator

cuff injury or if you've ever torn your ACL in your knee, your doctor, your orthopedic

surgeon or physician has no issue sending you to rehab to physical therapy.

It's much more conservative.

Even if you have had to have a surgery for your ACL,

it's much more cost effective on the medical system

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