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Well, we are so excited to have Becky and Corey here. Welcome you all to the podcast.

Thank you. Thanks for having us. Thanks for being here.

Yes. This is actually Becky's second time. She's going to love.

She's going to love me. I have her first time. That's right. That's right. Well, actually,

before we started recording, I was just telling Becky I said, Becky, we have received

so many good things, good feedback from you guys listening about her episode. And I

want to say it was expectations to. Yes. Okay. Good. Yeah. And so if you have not

listened to that, please go back and listen. But on it, she talks all about the pelvic floor

and some of the different issues that couples can have with sex. And today, we're going

to actually dive a lot deeper. And so we're really excited to get more specific with,

you know, the kind of help that couples can seek, but also things they can do. And so,

I'm so excited to have this conversation. I am. A lot of you guys write us. I'm so thankful

you do because this podcast, we want to be a safe place to just have conversations that

are going to help you in your marriage and your sex life. And maybe topics that might

feel awkward or intimate, but it doesn't have to be because these are things that there

are solutions for. Right. And specifically, we're going to talk about when sex is painful

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