Oh my God. I can't believe pre-COVID, women used to do this and go to work. Like, commute to work. Get out of here.

Hi, guys. Oh, my gosh. I don't know how Natasha does this by herself. This is so weird.

Yeah, I'm here doing the pregnancy Q&A episode.

Very excited to do this episode because I feel like I have a lot to say as an over 35, or no, I'm 35 year old person who is, yeah, I'm barking on their journey to Motherhood.

Forgive me, I'm going to take a lot of water breaks.

It's hot.

It's hot, and I'm out of breath all the time, but we're going to start.

Okay, I'm not going to answer every question that came in.

There was a lot of questions, so thank you.

But I'm going to ask the really important ones. So the first one, what has been the hardest part of your pregnancy

you didn't expect? Definitely the mental load. There is one day, all of your vices leave.

One day, everything is gone you're just everything you're doing

is for this little person so you're every you're drinking weed going out even like you can't go

out the way you used to because you're so tired. Like just one day, everything you know that makes

you comfortable is gone. So that is definitely the hardest part, is readjusting to that.

Because pregnancy can also be very stressful. It takes a lot of your emotional energy out of you.

And yeah, I also like just got married in December.

And so this is like a lot to be pregnant for the whole year.

I will say I'm so happy that I'm not pregnant during the holidays.

That would really not.

I don't want to say I couldn't do it.

I don't want to say that.

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