Hillary McVeigh

It's very me.

actually that's such a Vedic I remember Laura teaching me this it was like we love things when it almost is a reflection of us it's oh it's a bit of me I could see if I was a book this is how I would be a lot of people said that like I had a lot of Ayurvedic practitioners if I had written a book like I just feel like that's the book I would have written yeah it's like if I was a flower I would be like that if I was a chair I would look you know that's what we love it's like a reflection of us yeah we love to see ourselves

Thank you so much, Chaska.

My pleasure.

I feel like, again, I'm going to have to have you on again.

And, yeah, I just really want to thank you for the work that you do because, as I said, I have had people that have come and seen you, especially as well, like from my world into yours.

And just their reception and what they received from you so far has been incredible.

And, yeah, you're such an embodiment of your work and I just love being around you.

Thank you for sharing all your wisdom and being in your contribution here in such a beautiful way.

I can't wait for your son.

And thank you for sharing your story.

I really think it's so important for women to hear stories like this, not just for hope, but just as that expansion and also giving different options of how it can happen for you.

Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah.

It's like, if you have a period, then why can't you?

Yeah.

There's some capacity there.

For sure.

So more and more, I just feel like gone are the days where even how it says, is it you're a geriatric?

Yeah, that's over 35.