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Maybe you’ve been told it’s normal to pee your pants a little after you have kids (forever). Or maybe your pelvic floor is a little uptight and she needs to go to yoga. Somehow, pushing 10-pound watermelons out of your vagina throws off the surrounding region’s groove *just a little bit*.
Today, we have our very! first! Guest! Our friend and fellow listener Katie McLeod has been on a pelvic floor journey through and after birthing 3 babes. A former and possible future runner and full-time Swifie, she’s here to share what she’s gone through with each birth and aftermath—from incontinence to too much tension—as well as what’s helping, and what isn’t.
In this episode, we talk about:
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Alberta Health also offers free pelvic floor physiotherapy webinars.
By What I'd tell my younger sisterMaybe you’ve been told it’s normal to pee your pants a little after you have kids (forever). Or maybe your pelvic floor is a little uptight and she needs to go to yoga. Somehow, pushing 10-pound watermelons out of your vagina throws off the surrounding region’s groove *just a little bit*.
Today, we have our very! first! Guest! Our friend and fellow listener Katie McLeod has been on a pelvic floor journey through and after birthing 3 babes. A former and possible future runner and full-time Swifie, she’s here to share what she’s gone through with each birth and aftermath—from incontinence to too much tension—as well as what’s helping, and what isn’t.
In this episode, we talk about:
In this episode, we reference:
Alberta Health also offers free pelvic floor physiotherapy webinars.