Gosh, finally made it.

How's life?

Good. How are you?

Good. I can't believe how young you look and you've been a dula for so long, 10 years.

That's crazy.

Thank you so much. I am almost 36. So, born with a baby face.

Yeah, I would think if you've been a doula for 10 years, you look like a grandma or something.

I started when I was really young. Like, I would think if you've been a doula for 10 years, you look like a grammar or something. I started when I was really young.

Like I was 24.

Yeah.

Whoa.

Weird.

Yeah, that's bold.

Hey, that's a lot of responsibility.

That's like, is that kind of scary?

Like, I picture it.

Yeah, pictures that kind of scary? Like, uh, I, I picture it, um, yeah, pictures being kind of scary, like nerve-wracking. Like, okay, here we go. You know what? It was. I really had no idea what to

expect, um, except that I was just fascinated by birth and I was like, oh my God, I can go to births,

but not go to medical school. Like, hell yeah. And I just jumped in and had no idea what the medical system was like.

So to me, it was less scary of how am I going to support moms. It was more intimidating being in that setting that I was

completely unfamiliar with and just like, oh my God, this is, whoa. You're signing up to be someone's

docent or guide or shaman on the most intense day of their life in the most primordial spiritual thing.

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