but I was in a veterinary originally. So the little science background was there. I lived in Egypt and I got involved with some health care over there, which sparked an interest for kind of like documentation and then when I got back over here, I learned about, you know, I could go to school for medical coding. So I did. I got a diploma and then I got a degree and then I started getting certifications. And I just went from there. So first I got my CPC like most people do. And I also got a CCA from another organization. And then I just kind of racked up the AAPC ones there for a little bit. A lot of that had to do with COVID, a lot of time on everybody's hands and Black Friday sales that you guys used to do. But yeah, that's kind of, you know, all of it wrapped up into a little ball and my original intention with that is I planned on going into nursing school, but I had to raise kids so I didn't have time to go to college, ground college anyway. And so then I got diagnosed with Ellers-Danlos Syndrome and it's's kind of hard to do clinicals and whatever. So they kind of got put on the back burner. And so that's kind of where the coding side of it blew up. I have a real passion for the whole, I don't know, just the science behind everything. I like to nitpick everything apart. So I put that on the back burner so I did coding and then I was like, hey