tissue

either or usually just ultrasound but I do do examination stand-up too if there's something in particular that we want to feel or we want to feel if their pelvic floor muscles are activating and it sounds scarier than it is but actually when women in clinic they're obviously given the option do you want to but most women are like yes please because that's when I feel my symptoms yeah and so they get up now I'm you keep being very discreet you know you can have a towel around you and you're covered but I'm not sure what it's like in your clinic and but I'm Nicola but People just whip off because they're just looking to get things seen.

But I find it good, and I find it good from a reassurance point of view, too, because a lot of women who have sensations of vaginal heaviness or dragging, they've done Dr. Google, and they've petrified themselves, and they'll leave ideas that things are destroyed down there, everything's fallen out, it doesn't function, and actually being able to put them upright and show them that Tissue descent, but only mildly.

And that's pretty normal.

Like I'm all for normalizing tissue descent because anyone who's had particularly vaginal deliveries is going to have more laxity down there.

This cannot be accepted.

There is a book, Cellophane Russian Roulette, How the Tissue's Chromosome DNA gets Damaged.

And this book was written back in 2000.

Mind you, 2000, 25 years ago.

And I have one final question to ask you before you go.

Do you cry in Scotty's Tissues ads now that you're on ADT?

If I watch a movie, which is remotely... sad in any way shape or form yes i cry

and did you do that before

So, I don't want to make an issue of age.

Because, eh, ehun here.

Ehun here.

And I won't condemn a young person for not being old.

You must be able to command the respect of the audience, largely Ghanaians,

Tears and semen go in the same place.

What's this? Tissues.

Yeah, that's right.

The fact that Kleenex doesn't use that as a slogan is insane to me.