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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2019 · 43 MIN

133: Pelvic Floor Postpartum Recovery ft. Chelsea Harkins

from The Catholic Feminist

Things I learned during this episode: most people do kegals wrong, having issues with peeing yourself at ALL is not considered normal postpartum, and what a pelvic floor even is. Dr. Chelsea Harkins is a physical therapist here to walk us through what our body is supposed to do after childbirth, how she helps women who have never properly healed, and how Theology of the Body plays into her work. Listen, y'all: even if you've never birthed a child, this episode IS for you. Because women straight up are not taught enough about their body parts or how they work. (PS: we say hymen and anus and all kinds of words in this episode. They're just body parts but if you have a 2-year-old who repeats everything loudly + in public maaaaaybe put some headphones in!) It's our season 3 finale, y'all, and I'm so glad Chelsea was able to join us. Enjoy! Today's episode is brought to you by Select International Tours. Learn more about the phenomenal trips they have planned for 2020 at selectinternationaltours.com/feminist.  Today's episode is also brought to you by Every Sacred Sunday. This beautiful Mass journals make the perfect gift for the Catholic woman in your life. Head to everysacredsunday.com. 

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