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Her memory comes with us everywhere and there's reminders of her everywhere and parts of like the day that we met her.

It's not to be still. It doesn't get easier. Part of the meeting making for me has been talking about it publicly.

This has been very healing for me. Anyone that's sick of hearing about it, like, move on. It's not for you. I kind of was still hanging on to like this separate life where I was like still pregnant. We were going to announce her name on her birthday and stuff. And so now that we've passed that date, like it's okay in my mind. I mean, I don't care if we keep it private what's up dudes and welcome back

to unplanned here we are again we're back guys on the blue couch and you guys are still here

thanks for being here still we've been doing this for three years i can't believe that and especially

thank you to those of you that are choosing to give us a good rating and review. Yeah, the people that are

still leaving reviews on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and commenting on YouTube. It's still really

important. And like I said on Always Here, if you don't listen to Always Here, which you probably

should, it comes out on Friday mornings. So you have plenty of time between Wednesday and Friday

to listen to both of them.

But what I say is that it doesn't just benefit Matt and I.

There's like a whole team working on putting these shows up and they're closely following how these episodes perform, how you guys are preceding them.

So for them too, like I really appreciate you engaging in that way with our content.

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