 And I think because of that, because I had this experience of her always having something physical that was, you know, ailing her, it just didn't feel real or it didn't feel like it was going to progress. And unfortunately, that time she was diagnosed with stage two and then it just progressed to terminal stage four. Right. You felt like, oh, OK, well, mom got diagnosed with cancer, but mom's always kind of sick and everything kind of stays the same. So everything will probably be all right.