title: How do I have two embeds In one? discord.py
body: <p>So I have a help command that sends you a list of commands on your DM's. After it's sent, I want it to send another embed in the same @bot or @client.command so.</p>
  <pre><code>import discord
  from discord.ext import commands
  import etc etc etc
  
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  <p>@client.command()
  async def help(ctx, member: discord.Member=None):</p>
  <pre><code>embed=discord.Embed(title='Commands:',colour = discord.Colour.orange())
  
  embed.add_field(name='Bomb', value=f'Deletes Messages in chat\n .bomb 100', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Luck', value=f'Like 8ball fourtune teller', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Tof', value=f'True or False', inline=False)
  
  embed.add_field(name='Hitme', value=f'See me holy face', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Monkey', value=f'Random pic of monkey monkey', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Whois', value=f'Userinfo', inline=False)
  
  embed.add_field(name='coin', value=f'Flips a coin', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Dice', value=f'Random number from 1 to 6', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Randomnumber', value=f'Gives you a random number from 1 to 100', inline=False)
  
  embed.add_field(name='Meme', value=f'Random meme?', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Say', value=f'Says what ever you want the bot to say', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Kick', value=f'Kicks user (Needs Admin)', inline=False)
  
  embed.add_field(name='Ban', value=f'Bans user (Needs Admin', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Unban', value=f'Revokes ban from user. (Needs Admin)', inline=False)
  embed.add_field(name='Prefix', value=f'Changes prefix e.g .prefix !', inline=False)
  
  em.set_author(name='***Commands list has been sent!***')
  em.set_footer(name='Check Your DM's! ✅')
  
  await ctx.author.send(embed=embed)
  
  await ctx.send(embed=em)
  
  #I want this to work so it would send this embed after it sent the embed on DM's to the channel 
    #where .help was used. this was my attempt I'm new to python
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