Hey Lifers!

Big changes have struck the life uncut team and it's got us questioning 'are you okay?'
We speak about female hair loss and the changes that happen with hair during and after pregnancy.
Vibes for the week:
Britt unsubscribes from podcast that paywall their content after they've hooked you in
Vibe: Brita water filter
Keeshia: Netflix stand up. Hannah Berner - We Ride at Dawn
Laura: Netflix doco Jacinta

Then we get into your questions:

TRADIES IN HOUSE

Recently we have been having renovations done to our house, meaning lots of trades coming and going. Tradies were literally arriving at our house and not long after were requesting to use the toilet and doing number 2s (with the sound effects). Not just a once off; this was happening everyday of the renos. Am I the only one to think this is not acceptable? My husband was a lot more understanding than I was; maybe because I’m the one who had to clean it!?). Should tradies not ask to use the toilet if they need to do a poo or am I just being very unreasonable!!

DOES YOUR PARTNER INTERACT WITH YOU AT THE END OF THE DAY?

My boyfriend's default after coming home from work is to be on his phone , watch reels, news, stocks etc. I have told him before to give me attention for a few minutes and just be nice to me so I feel loved. Tonight, Friday night, I'm home from work and looking out onto the balcony as if it's a nice sunset. He comes home, says hi (the door is right across from the balcony ) and sits on the sofa and starts looking at phone. (I was expecting him to walk over to me and give me a hug and kiss). I ask him to come out to the balcony and he says no and continues looking at phone. After a few minutes I ask him to give me some attention (exact words: "babe can you give me some attention?") He throws his phone down and says "stop complaining" and goes into the bedroom and doesn't come out for 45mins. He came out later to the living room and said sorry but he was upset. I asked him to come outside, and he didn't want to. He thinks I'm dramatic and I create a scene ....What do you think? Is it normal to want to be greeted at the end of a work day or am I expecting something that isn’t normal?

SIS IN LAW SHOWER WITH MY DAUGHTER

My sister in law has showered my daughter with her a couple of times, which I don’t feel comfortable with. My biggest issue is that she never asks if it is okay before doing it. I have mentioned it to my husband but he didn’t really think it was a big deal. How do you bring the conversation up without creating an argument because his family is always on the defence about everything I saw and did.

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Hey Lifers,

Conversations about the end of our lives and the end of the lives of the people we love are hard. Sometimes they’re so hard that we completely avoid them and we can put ourselves in situations where we don’t know how to manage the last part of a loved one’s life. With that being said you might assume that today’s conversation would be a bit of a difficult listen, but hospice nurse Julie somehow makes it light, interesting and even humorous!
Hospice Nurse Julie aka Julie McFadden started educating people about death on tiktok and has grown to have over 3 million followers.

In today’s chat we speak about:

• Julie’s nursing life showing her that prolonging life wasn’t always the best option
• Processing and accepting the idea of letting someone go
• Death bed phenomenon like the rally & visioning
• Voluntary euthanasia. How it works and what it is
• Some of Julie’s experiences witnessing people’s last breath
• The most common thing people regret
• What to expect from a loved one’s death

Julie has a brand new book out called Nothing to Fear
You can find Julie on Tiktok
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Hey Lifers,

Delilah has been kicked out of dog school. Again!
Britt shares how she feels like it's a reflection of her and it turns out that pretty privilege also exists in the canine world!
Very sadly, Laura's nan passed away last week. We speak about the concept of the 'rally' where people in the last stage of life seem to have the fog lifted. Laura got to enjoy this moment with her nana.

Have you ever heard of a shut up ring? What about a shut up move?

We unpack these ideas and how we determine where the line between nagging and good communication is.

Is it always ‘if they wanted to he would’ or do some people need prompting?

Whether you feel satisfied with a shut up move because you got what you wanted, just not in the way that you wanted it.

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