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Manifaws makes me sweaty and pissed.

Welcome sweaty and piss listeners.

This is Karen Nickel, nurse practitioner, and for sweaty and pissed, minipause and more.

And I am so excited to have with me two lovely guests, Dr. Kirk Bass and Mandy Baker, and they are from the Shay

Aesthetic Clinic. And we're going to talk about urinary incontinence today and I know that that's a problem

that a lot of our listeners experience a lot of my patients experience and I think this

conversation is going to be really helpful for you.

Dr. Bass currently practices neonatal medicine after completing his doctor of medicine with honors at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine.

His Pediatrics Residency Program at East Virginia Medical School and his fellowship training in

neonatal medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City.

So quite a resume there.

And you may wonder why, how a neonatologist stepped into the world of ascetics.

And I understand that your sister played an important role in that decision.

Do you mind sharing that story with our listeners?

Sure, I'd be happy to.

Yeah, I have a beautiful sister who passed away from breast cancer in 2012,

and she saw life as a beautiful thing, and she was a beautiful person in and out.

And everyone that was around her, you know, found beauty because she was such a sweet loving, happy soul.

And so, you know, I really felt, I'd learn from Melanie, it's her name, you know, what

true beauty really is. And true beauty is really what we give of ourselves to others.

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