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Stand an issue for all women. Hello, Jen here, full of all of the cold

so apologies for any snuffling you might hear during this. I'll try to keep it to a bare minimum.

Anyway, I'm here to tell you about this week's episode of The Sunday Chops. This week I catch up

with writer and podcaster Georgina Skull, who, after a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy,

a 37 started to re-evaluate her life and reflect on if it was everything she wanted it to be.

As part of that, she's set about talking to people, facing their own mortality to find out

if they had any regrets, and she has compiled those in her very, very inspiring new book The Regrets

of the Dying, which is more cheerful than it sounds. So in this week's chops, we chatted about

regrets, common themes of regrets, the patterns that drive them and how in listening to other people's

regrets, we could lead more fulfilled lives. I absolutely loved chatting to Georgina,

and I found it a really thought-provoking discussion, so I hope that you enjoy it too.

I'm joined by Georgina Skull, author of the new book The Regrets of the Dying.

Hi Georgina, how are you doing? I wanted to ask you a question, first of all,

something I learned about you from the introduction of your book, which I found absolutely fascinating,

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