Marie "Base Camp" Black

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510 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 29 Jun

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Yeti Walks Into Basecamp | Talking. Thru. Hiking. · E98 | Tour du Mont Blanc | Part 1 | PCT to France · 29 Jun 2026 podcast

We're going to go back in for a 32-week ultrasound soon.

And just check all that and see if it's still low-lying.

If it is low-lying, this is what I learned, is that I could bleed out when the baby's coming if we don't do a C-section.

And so they're very concerned about that if it's still there and the placenta is too close to the cervix.

So that's the only, that's the reason why I say we'll see if I have vaginal, which could still be a possibility at this point.

We'll find out at 32 weeks.

But that's not why we're here.

That's our baby update.

I'm so big now.

Like I think the hardest thing for me mentally, I can hike, but I am so limited in hiking and in living in Colorado, you know, we live up at 7,000 feet.

I'm climbing still eight, nine, 10,000.

We just did a 12,000, but it's, it's really limiting because I have to listen to my body.

I have to look at my heart rate.

I have to not fall.

there's just so many factors involved and I don't know.

I know there's a lot of women, they, they do different things and it's your body.

It's your choice kind of thing.

Um, I think that for me, because I have asthma, it's been a lot harder to climb and hike like it used to be like,

And also trying to figure out when is it okay to push my body and when is it not okay for the baby.

And that's been a really hard place to live right now.

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