 Yeah, it was one of those things. I was diagnosed at five. I have a sister that's two and a half years older. She was also diagnosed with it. And then a younger brother, two and a half years younger, that does not have the disease. So at five years old, I had no idea what this diagnosis meant. It didn't really mean anything to me because I was like any other kid. I could run, play, ride a bike, jump.