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dot com. That's y-o-n-d-E-R-D-C-C-E-R-K-K-O-G-E-O-G-E-R-G-T-E-R-G-T-E-T-E-R-T-E-T-E-R-T-T-E-T-E-T-T-E-T-E-T-T-T-E-T-O-G-G-G-T-G-T-G-G-G-G-G-G Hi all I am so excited to share an episode with you that my teammate

Haley Hurst has been working on with me for the last couple of months.

It's all about pregnancy and the outdoors, though I suppose you probably guess that from

the title. While I don't have first-hand experience with this subject,

Haley does, and I'm deeply appreciative of how she encapsulated this powerful

and significant time for many.

Whether or not you've experienced pregnancy,

I hope you'll listen and feel heard and illuminated.

A quick content warning before Haley takes us away.

In this episode, she and those featured talk about pregnancy,

including high-risk pregnancy, miscarriage and fertility challenges.

Haley will give you a heads up before talk of miscarriage.

And with that, I want the show.

I'm Haley Hurst and you're listening to She Explores.

I'm usually behind the scenes working on the She Explores blog and designing graphics for our other projects,

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