The Bobby Bones Show - Amy Is Really Injured & Morgan's Male Gynecologist Revelation

Episode Date: June 28, 2025

A show segment got Amy really injured and she's still trying to heal. She shares updates on her boyfriend, her podcast relaunch, and perimenopause. Morgan has a realization about having a male gynecologist and shares the thing she's really nervous about right now.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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the last 48 hours. Yeah. We were supposed to record it at the station today. But do you say station or studio? I say studio. Sometimes I say station. I know. I feel like I say more studio in the last year or so. But I always said station early on because it felt more like a radio station, but now we record so many other things that aren't just like there's radio stuff. And then there's all the things. Anyway, just side note there. I had to leave work early to get into the chiropractor.

So yeah, in the knees, what is the knees up challenge? I injure myself. But I think we're on the road to recovery now. So I'm sorry, Morgan, that I derailed our plane board. But here we are. No, it worked out. And I do hope you were on the path to recovery because back issues suck and you did get into a chiropractor so you are at least halfway healing now yeah he was like look you that that challenge or whatever like i was on the verge of needing to come see him anyways and the challenge just catapulted like it didn't me straight there because i probably would have put off my hamstring pain forever i had no idea that my hamstring pain obviously I knew that could come from somewhere else in my body. But I had no idea that a chiropractor could help that part.

But my head is he also a physical therapist? Does he help? No, I don't think so. But the way he explained it to me with what my back issues tend to be, the way it was pulling and the way my back was so twisted, it was causing this overcompensation that then my hamstring was just really screaming at me all the time. And for months, I've been dealing with hamstring pain. I don't know if you notice sometimes at work, I have this little ball that I get out of my bag.

It was my face fitness ball. Okay, that's what I thought it was. I was like, I'd start using this on my leg. And I would massage it into my quad and I would just put it under my leg in my chair and massage my hamstring with it. And it turns out if I had gone to just see him three months ago, but I kept thinking I could just stretch it out or it would figure it itself out. And it really wasn't that painful to where it was making me go actually do something. But anyway, the knee-up challenge, that was something that was something that led to something

so excruciating that I finally went to the doctor. And I'm like, oh, gosh, okay. Here we are. So we're better. Is this the joys of getting older? No, because when I sneezed in my early 20s, I brought this up on the show this week. I sneezed and bent over when I, you know, atchoo, and I could not get back up. Like when I tell you I could not stand back up, I was bent over and you could see in the mirror,

my spine was twisted. Like my mom, my mom, no joke, had to come pick me up and help. me to her car and she laid me down in her backseat and she took me immediately to the chiropractor and so I don't think so I don't know what age my back started to get bad but obviously in my early 20s I had issues and you know I will say I was sort of proud of myself for my back being good the last couple years but who knew that my hamstring was actually my back it just said sort of was screaming. in a different place.

So it wasn't a red flag of me. I'd never had that issue happen before. But he was like, no, no. I think with what's going on with you, if I get your back and hips and alignment, your hamstring's going to feel great. And I was like, oh. So anyway, all this to just say, if you've got a little something that's super irritating for several months, but it's not driving you to just go fix it, just go do it.

Because then you're going to end up in a lot of pain and you're going to have to leave work early and it's going to derail. everybody's schedule. And more than anything, you're going to be sitting on the floor like, hey, you have to sit straight up. That's really more what matters. Yeah. I am sitting straight up on the floor.

And then I've got to go over to the wall in a minute and do my homework, which are these butt exercises. Apparently my glute muscles have completely turned off. Okay. So I did learn this because when I broke my tailbone going rollerblading, I started like, I know, stupid. I started using like my hips more to do a lot of things. My back was in like my tailbone.

Like I was doing a lot of compensating. And so basically I ended up injuring one of my hip flexors. And then it went down to my knee. And it was all connected. And yes, do your at home exercises because sometimes I didn't. And it failed to help me heal. And so it took me like a year when it should have taken me like six months. So people are getting a lot of reminders right now of not to do.

So they can just be on top of it unlike us. So yeah. Or I need to do the homework. And of course, I'm motivated tonight because I'm still in a little bit of pain. But he said I need to keep up with it. So I can imagine in a couple weeks if I'm feeling a little better. I'm going to be like,

I don't need to do these stand on the wall kicking my glute out of things. Or just, you know, maybe don't go rollerblading without any pads on or don't do a random of fitness desk that your work makes you do. That's also, well, but Morgan, I don't think they make a tailbone pad. No, but you know, I probably would have like landed on my knees or my elbows had I had any version of pads on. I had nothing. So yeah, true. You know, just better things. Anyways, you are about to have like a fun vacation though, which is a fun deal. Are you excited? Yeah, I'm really excited.

There's another reason why I was motivated to get help because I've been looking for. forward to this vacation so much that I thought, if I feel this type of pain, like, that's almost going to lead me to tears doing certain simple day-to-day tasks, then this trip is going to be miserable. And flying on a plane. Yeah, the sitting so much doesn't bother me. It's more of when I stand up and have to, like, walk. And I'm like, what if my kids want to go do some activities?

and we're supposed to go, you know, snorkel and all this stuff. I mean, I guess swimming might be kind of good, but I was just thinking walks on the beach, sunset, sunrise, like, and I'm just going to be like hunched over, like limping along. Wait for me, guys. Put her in a wheelchair and just bring her along. Yes, yes, that would be me deplaning, like sitting on the plane, fine. When we have to get up after a four-hour flight, I'm going to stand up and be like, I need assistance.

I think you should just do it for the bit to be like, I guys, I got winter off the plane. Yeah, and if anybody asks what happens, I just showed them the Bobby Bone Show video of me trying to jump up and do that. I mean, honestly, you all made it look so easy. Well, also, you guys make other things look easy. It's just all, it's all relative to your experiences and things that you've done, right? If there's anything I've learned about our show and our challenges and all the things, it's all relative to like your experiences that you've had in your life. So that's what I chalked that up too.

But yes, I am very excited for vacation. I don't even think I'm going to take my computer. I'm so jealous. I said that within exhale and I'm like, I don't think. But I can imagine what would pop up and then sort of force myself to do that. And even my friend that I'm meeting down there, I've been friends with her, gosh, since we were 23 years old. So, I mean, over 20 years.

She was in my wedding. Like, we go way back. And I told her that I said, I don't even think I'm bringing my computer. And she's like, oh, are we going to get present, Amy? And I said, yeah, you are. But it made me realize, like, oh, even my friends of a long time, they know that, you know, sometimes I can be like, oh, I need to work on this real quick or I need to type this up. Or, oh, that could be good show prep.

let me type that up real quick. And, you know, I guess my phone, you can still be on socials, but I think I'm going to be really intentional about that as well. But to hear her say present Amy, which she was there with me from the beginning, like when I was auditioning for the Bobby Bone Show and that entire journey. And so she's been with me in my entire career. And I just thought, oh, it felt good to know that I'm being really intentional about. being present, but then also kind of like, oh, dang, you know, some people in my life have this

impression of me that, that I'm going to find a way to work. And not that I'm a, I'm not like a, someone that has to work all the time, but I just still will bring my stuff or, oh, I should probably watch this because then I can talk about it or it need to be up to speed on what's going on here. So anyway, that you get what I'm trying to say. No, and I can totally relate because I don't think I've ever gone on a vacation where I haven't brought my laptop because there's always something that I have to do or some fire to put out. And if I leave it, then it's just going to be a hot mess. And I can't do a lot of things on my phone. So I get it. I feel like your job title. Yeah. You have to take your computer. I'm sorry. Yes. It's okay. I have gotten really good at like,

okay, for an hour. If I have to do this, I do this. And then you know, you're not going to see me for the rest of the day. So I've learned to my boundaries, but it's, it's a balancing act. Well, also I'll say this about taking my computer is I would like to read more on this trip. And I think even on the plane, sometimes I default to just watching something on my computer or trying to get ahead on something. And I'll be like, well, I'm forced to sit here. But if I don't have my computer, then I will hopefully choose to read. So that's another reason why It's not necessarily just about work. It's also about trying to enjoy other things that are out there besides my computer.

No, trust me, it's a good thing. And I'm proud of you for doing it. Okay, we're going to take a quick break. I do have a follow-up question about your vacation, but we're going to take a quick break real quick. And we'll be right back. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games.

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No, you guys went to Charleston for your birthday. We did. Yeah. Okay. To me, which we went like a month after my birthday, and that was so fun. I could go back there easily. Yeah, we're going to do this trip. He's easy to travel with.

We've also gone to another place before. And I almost now it just feels like normal. Like, oh, yeah, you're coming. It'll be fine. Oh, I love that. It feels normal. Mm-hmm. Yeah, it feels really normal, except for, you know, I guess it's going to be meeting my friend, Jill, and her husband, you know.

So that'll be, that's a big deal because that's a friend that's been part of your life for a long time. Yeah. They met on the phone the other night. So they talked on speaker phone. And he kind of talked to her husband and, you know, sort of. like they might go golf or do whatever so oh it's always fun when like the the two boys get along because that doesn't always happen like yes boys can get along they're easy to like you know they can mesh or whatever but when they actually get along and they want to hang out with each other

that's also fun because then you're like okay yeah go do your thing and i can hang out with my friend yeah and i think that that will happen especially if they go golf i don't know jill and i might go do something, but it should be a pretty good trip and I'm very much looking forward to it. What about you? Oh, this is the first trip I'm taking with my boyfriend. Okay. So I already know that traveling with mine is easy. You have no idea. Because I feel like you travel with someone you learn a lot. Yes. And it's always important to me to travel early on with whoever I'm going to be with because I love to travel. And Rumi's coming with us too. So this is a also a test of like how he handles traveling with me and we're going on a road trip so lots of

driving together and but i don't i don't foresee anything he's already been such a like just easygoing person that i really don't see anything being an issue but you never know traveling brings out the crazy parts of people sometimes so who knows oh no it definitely does i mean i think that you're you see exactly how they respond when things go wrong because normally when you're traveling. There's something that happens. Something that'll give you a little peek into how they handle stress and how they treat people and how go with the flow they are. Well, and I was already, like I've already seen like a really cool side of them because I've been dealing, you know, with all of my stuff with my cat hazel and there was a big part of me that was going to cancel the

trip because I just, I felt uncomfortable. I wasn't sure how she was going to keep doing if I could find people who I felt comfortable to give her all the medications that she needs to be on right now to stay stable. And he really has like shown up in that in a cool way of like, listen, if we need to cancel, we cancel. Like this is nothing in the world. Like we're in this together. Like I love her as much as you do. And if you want to be here, we're going to be here. And like he responded super well to that. So it wasn't like I had to feel like this huge burden of potentially canceling a trip. you know what I mean? Like he understood where my heart really was and like what was going to be important, what was going to make me feel comfortable. And thankfully so far, I think we have it

figured out. And who knows? Like we could be like halfway on the trip. And I'm like, we could just have to turn around and like come back if something hits the wall. But all of that so far, he's just been like, yeah, like truly so easy going with it and supportive of whatever I feel like I need to do. And that's been a cool thing to see through him. Because I don't feel like that type of person. comes around very often. Yeah, especially for a cat. Yeah. Yeah, like especially guys and cats, right?

Like a dog maybe, but. Yeah, like a guy and a cat. Yeah. No, that's, that's huge. So you were able to find someone that you feel good about? Yeah. Yeah, his sister is actually one of the ones that's helping us. And then one of my good friends are kind of tag teaming it because she has to be given

medication like 12 every 12 hours. It's trying to like, she has. She has an E. coli infection and it's in her kidneys. So it's just really hard for her body to fight without a lot of medication. Because that's kind of what happened the first go around. And it's just been a whole nightmare. I didn't even realize that animals can get E. coli. That was a new experience for me.

But it's just one of those things that she has to be on antibiotics for like six weeks. It's not even just now. She has to be on it for the next month and a half. But I think so. I feel really comfortable about who's watching her. and I've like walked him through all the steps and have all of her food plan like laid out. But so I'm in true crazy cat, parent, mom mode in this moment. But yeah, so that hopefully it'll be chill enough that I can enjoy it.

Yeah. Well, it sounds like you've got two people that you all trust. And so hopefully you can detach and relax because I know this last week with that has been very, very stressful. Yes. Yeah. I don't wish any version of hospitalization for human or animal upon anyone. It is just not a enjoyable experience.

A lot of questions and a lot of waiting and a lot of just finances. Like everything, a whole gamut of stuff pops up when you're dealing with that. And also just the sadness that comes of spending a lot of time in a hospitalization. I saw just so many sad things happening around me as I'm like sitting here crying over my own animal, you know. So yeah, I'm ready for that part to be over. I don't want to do any more of that, hopefully. Yeah. So with y'all's road-driven stuff, like you're checking in, like, everybody's, we've got you on

what, like, like, 360 or your parents know where you're coming, like, it's. Oh, yeah. So many people have my location. Okay, good. Yeah. Are you worried I'm going to get kidnapped or like taking a long way? I don't know. I'm just like, okay, first trip with the boyfriend, who we trust.

I'm sure in all the things. It's not really about him, but I'm just picturing you out. I don't know. Maybe I just watch too many things. I'm not going to bring up any specific cases or anything, but, you know, I just making sure that everyone knows where you are.

Yes, plenty of location things. We also have Rumi with us. So I do think Rumi in times of crisis will come to my aid. if I'm in it. Remy, the rescue pup, the teeny tiny little puppy. Okay, in all fairness, would she rescue me now? I'm invasion. No, probably not.

But if, like, it's funny, like, my dad will mess with me. And if he ever, like, tries to, like, kind of wrestle me, Remy will come and try and, like, attack. She's not very scary. But she'll be like, no, that's my mom. Leave her alone. So I think she would at least try, although probably unsuccessfully, she would at least make an effort.

Do you not feel like Kara would for you? I don't know. I mean, Cara is at least a little bit bigger, but I don't know. This is a good question. She's laying with me right now. She definitely loves me. Like, even the kids would be like, oh, Cara chooses mom over any of us all the time.

And even Ben, we used to do 50-50 with Kara. And then it just ultimately wasn't good on her anxiety. and but Ben was like, I think it's a no-brainer. She should be with you. Obviously, I can be home more during the day because of our work hours versus his. And he travels more. But I think he also is like, Ann, Carr just freaking loves you. Like she does want to be around me, but I've never been in a position where she's had to show any kind of get away from my mom or I'm going to protect you.

So, TBD, TBD. Well, I hope you're never in a position where she has to show that. I think we'd, you know, we'd prefer not to have to see that side of her. I feel like Maggie could get a little spicy if she needs to. No, Maggie does not care. She got spicy with you on an Instagram post, I saw. Yes, she gets spicy with me. She cuddles with me at night and then if it's daylight, she wants nothing to do with me.

I think at night she does look after me, but I don't know what she would do. she would just and then maybe squat at who whatever but she definitely is so near me at night and it's so sweet I don't know what Hazel's like

but then after she wakes up or nighttime's over because even if she's not sleeping she's still by me kind of looking around right next to me but then once it's daytime she doesn't want to be around me at all

like I could be laying in my bed doing the same thing I do at night and she's not going to come lay by me only a night. That's interesting. I would say that's like some version of nocturnal, but that's kind of like the reverse. Yeah, I don't know.

She just, I feel like that's a lot of cats are like that. Isle not? Oh, no. Hazel's a color. This was funny. This, in the midst of all the craziness at the hospital.

Hazel is such a lover that they were trying to get her temperature, which I don't know if you've ever had to see how they get a cat's temperature. You could imagine, you know, go from behind. So they're doing that and she's literally laying there in their arms purring. They're like, why is this gap purring while this is happening? Then they tried to get like her heart rate and they're like, and she just literally wouldn't stop purring. They're like, Hazel, we don't know how your heart rate is because you just keep over purring the heartbeat sounds. So that's just her.

But I think that's also coming from such a bad situation where who knows what happens in her life for seven and a half years that now she just loves attention so much. Like if you even touch her, she'll just lean right into you. Like, oh, you want to give me attention? Yes, please. Yeah. Or Maggie has had zero bit of a rough life. So that makes sense.

Queen treatment. She's had it. She knows. Like, yeah, I'll talk to you later. Okay, we're going to take one more quick break and we'll be right back. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes.

And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care.

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I went and had lunch with them one day, and I was like, and dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place that come look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. Yeah. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot.

He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck.

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I wanted people to be able to see what their tax dollars were being used for. Sunlight's the greatest disinfected. They would uncover a disturbing. pattern. Two more men who'd been through the same thing. Greg Lesbian and Michael Marantini. My mind was blown. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trap. Laura, Scottsdale Police. As the season continues, Laura Owens finally faces consequences. Ladies and gentlemen, breaking news at Americopa County as Laura Owens has been indicted on fraud charges. This isn't over until justice is served in Arizona.

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How's the change in podcast going? There's so many things. Yeah, I mean, my perimenopause is still there. Is it perimenopause or pre-minopause? It's peri. Is there also pre-minopause? Well, that's what peri menopause is. Okay, they're the same for menopause.

Okay. hairy menopause is it's a whole thing. It's very unpredictable. It's fun. I think even my boyfriend and I said something yesterday about how I was just feeling really down, but I think it was because of my back. But I also was just feeling down, defeated, like just sad almost. But I think it's because I was frustrated and I couldn't move well.

so I ended up laying around and that just didn't help me. And he made some comment. He's like, well, that could be any given day for you because it is like a roller coaster. I do go in and out of emotions and sadness or feeling down. Like life can be going so great and like better than it has been in a really long time. And then and I'm like, why can't I enjoy this right now? I don't understand and I really, really, really want to. And all I could can do is just maybe cry or not tap into those emotions of, or tap into the

enjoyment of like, look at everything that is great. I literally could not tell you why I feel down. Because normally when you feel down or sad, you can, I can say, oh, well, this happened. So that makes sense. Yes, two things can be true at once. I can be happy about this and sad about this. But it's like, okay, I'm happy about this and I'm sad about this, but I don't have a reason, which really the reason is perimenopause.

But it just sucks that it's just there. It just don't know when it's going to show up. And you don't, it's not always my go-to. I try to go through a checklist of like, okay, well, what happened here? What happened here? Is this why? Or is this causing me to behave this way? Which Therapy Cat, speaking of my podcast and the change, that is going

so great. The best decision we ever made. I'm so happy. She's happy. We're both having a great time. And she's on a fertility journey. And she's had some stuff going on hormonally. And so we have a little saying of like if we, because when you're working closely with a friend, it can get weird because then you're like, shoot, we want to maintain our friendship above all else. but we're having to communicate about work stuff now too and not just friendship stuff. And so we now have a code if either one of us is a little hormonal or, you know, bitchy and we don't know why. But so we just say, SIB, SIB.

And it's, sorry, I bitchy. So it's our acronym that just helps us know. I think this is what's going on. So don't take my tone or how I'm saying or my overreaction or maybe, you know, maybe tomorrow we check in on this and I'll have a totally different vibe because that's how it feels. Like that, if I could sum it up, it's like you just never know. And I feel like I've got stomach issues. And I'm like, is that period of impassal?

Which I need to make an appointment with my OBGYN and go over some things. But I took Stashear to her first appointment, which. that might be TMI, but anyway, she's 18 now. And I didn't know they don't, I was like prepping her for a pap smear. And, you know, all the, I was like, this is what's going to be like. Just take a deep breath. Picture happy things. Ice cream.

We'll go get some after like this whole thing. And we get there and they're like, oh yeah, we don't do pap smears until you're 21. I guess unless, of course, maybe you have other activities going on, which, we don't thank goodness and um i didn't know that and then they said and we're also we don't do a breast exam like we don't feel around on her boobs until 25 and i thought that seems late like you know i guess you can do self exams but at that young age like i know a girl i went to college with it that got breast cancer before 25 so i just thought that was interesting to me but they will meet with you. So we went and we had a long talk and she answered a lot of questions and I felt like I learned

some things. And then it just reminded me, oh, maybe I need to book an appointment with my OBJN and just sit and have a talk. Like I just have questions and I want you to help me. I don't even need the pap smear because I just go in for it. It made me think like maybe I should just book an appointment to where I get to have some time with her because I feel like mine comes in, does my pap smear and she's like, okay, cool, you're going to go, bye. And then I'm like, oh, I mean, of course, if I had things to talk about, but when you're, when you have to have that part done, I think I'm just focused on that and hiding my underwear and the whole process that comes like that. But I don't, like, it would be much easier if I just had all my clothes on and I could just talk instead of laying there and stirrups

trying to think of things I want to ask. So anyway, I might do that. You know what's really funny. speaking of OBGYNs and you should definitely should do this because right your OBGYN is like a regular doctor just for your lady stuff so this makes sense you should make that appointment but it's really funny my OBGYN is the guy who gave birth to me he gave birth to me and all my sisters and I just had this thought of how I've gone to a man before don't get me wrong I haven't it's fine but I was thinking with Tashira because we booked with a female because I I was like, there's no way she's going to go to a male. And then I'm like, I could never go to a man.

And that's so wrong of me. I went once. And then I saw him at a barbecue. And I was like, this is over, never doing this again. That's a fair reason. But it seems like your whole family knows him. And if he's in Wichita, I'm sure you could run into him at the grocery store. We, you know what?

And we never have. But it's funny. He like keeps up with my life. He'll ask me, he'll listen to us on the radio. And so he'll be like doing it. He's like, so how's. house Nashville because I always do it when I go home because I don't right now I don't have a reason to have one here. And so I've just kind of kept up with that every time I go home for Christmas. And he knows all my history. And it's just, you know, sometimes just easier to keep it that way. But yeah, he'll talk to me. And I'm like, okay, I'm like bracing for impact. And he's over here like, so yeah, I heard you guys talking about on the show and like da da da da da da. I'm like, okay. Yeah, that's that's lovely. And but he's so great like genuinely. I mean, he's in his, I don't know, like. 70s now.

Like, he's giving birth to all of us. So I just don't think I've ever thought a single thing about it. What? He didn't think he gave birth to you. He delivered. Same, same. Same.

Yeah. We know what you mean. Yeah. Yeah. So he delivered all of us. But, yeah, I've never really thought about that being weird until this moment. I shouldn't make it a thing. I guess I just am like, what guy?

Oh, Carr's making noise, but sorry. But what guy? I don't know. Well, I get the baby's part, but then the checking of the vagina and then getting to like rub or inspect with the whole day. I should have called rough. But like, you know, like, yeah, I just want to make sure I'm going to a legit doctor that all he cares about is helping people. he's not some weirdo. And maybe because he's like always been my, my moms and everything.

That's why I didn't. But it's funny that you say it that way because I don't choose like in a preference situation. If I have a choice, I always choose like a male massage therapist or a woman massage therapist. And I always say no to getting a male. So tell me why. I always say like no male in a massage therapist situation. But my OB-GYN, I have no problem.

Well, because that was sort of, you know, you inherited him. Like everybody in your family. So that seemed normal and natural. And I think it is more medical. And you're like in, you're out. It's more sterile. I think a massage is more intimate and rubbing all over you. I'm the same way, but I will also go to a guy.

Do I say I prefer a girl? And, you know, we had that whole thing on the show not too long ago of my friend that her boyfriend was so mad that she. I can remember exactly how it went down, but I remember it was a big deal so much so that I brought it to the show. What would y'all do? Because he was not happy. It was causing a major issue in the relationship

because she didn't think it was that big of a deal. And then I'm like, I didn't know if it made him seem insecure or if he's just overprotective or he's heard of terrible stories where maybe something has happened. but I know there's a lot of really great male masseuse or physical therapists. And, you know, but then you think about the, I do.

Other people might not. But my brain immediately goes to the U.S. Olympic gymnastics. Oh, yeah. A guy that was doing all kinds of shady stuff, those poor girls, that you can, that seem like, oh, like, hey, I'm going to do this. this is part of the adjustment, you know? And it's not there's ways they get like sneaky with it. You know, like I went to the carpenter today and he was having to adjust me in certain places.

And like he is a guy. But I mean, I was fully closed. It's not like he was like, take it all up. I mean, you need your pants off for this. I'd be like, well, that's weird. I'm going to leave out. Usually to use your discernment. think it's not a blanket statement unfortunately sometimes i i probably present it as that of like no i'm

not going to ever see a male whatever but anyway it's definitely funny i just like i had never thought about that until you started talking about obfgy and but all of that to say that you should definitely go and get an OBGY an appointment just to talk about all of that stuff because that's what they're there for yeah they are and i i'm grateful for it i'm grateful that i have the opportunity to do it i've just never booked an appointment in between my yearly. So that's what feels weird. But I liked how it was with DeSheera, being calm and fully clothed and like comfortable and not having to.

Because I wear. Yeah. I am just so tense when I'm in there for exam that I don't think I talk about all the things. And I have more, I've been keeping more of a list. And I have, I think I have more questions now than ever. And I don't even know for sure that she'll really be able to.

answer them because I feel like the more women are talking about it, the more they're learning because it's not, it's not until recently that you see all of these women sort of talking about it. Like you, we don't even know how to pronounce it, right? Like this is something we should know. If this was happening to men, we would already have a problem, like a solution to the problem because they would have started researching it years ago. But women have just, you know, dealt with it sort of. I was going to say because women have been dealing with it for decades.

They've just never had the resources or the information or research. Yes. And so now that a lot of the women that are in the medical field going through perimenopause and menopause, and they are researchers. They are, you know, they want to figure out what's going on. This is their line of work. They're very passionate about it. And they're watching what's happening to their own bodies.

And so they're like, hold up. We need to figure this stuff. out. So thankfully, this generation of women, that's what they're doing. And I'm very, very grateful for it and for Instagram and TikTok. I mean, you got to take what you see on there with the grain of salt, but there are a lot of medical professionals that are very credited that are at least bringing light to certain things that help you feel not crazy and not alone. And you're like, because also, too, when you do have that, oh, this is likely what it is. it helps you feel better because you do feel, you know, I hate using the word crazy over and over

again, but sort of how you feel. You just feel all over the place. Very out of body experience. Yeah, or just like, who am I? Multiple personality. So anyway, SIB, SIB. I like that saying. I like it. Okay, well, Amy, tell everybody where they can find your re-reshape. How are you phrasing it? Re-branded? Yeah, that's the word. Rebranded a podcast and all that good stuff. On Instagram, it is at Feeling Things Podcast.

And then I am at Radio Amy. I love that. Okay, well, Amy, thanks for jumping on Zoom. Words. Zoom with me. And we're going to jump over and do some listener Q&A now. So go check out part three while you're here. Okay, bye.

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