it seems. And hopefully that discontinues. Yes. All right. Well, Cheryl, you've shared so much great information. It's awesome to hear your story as someone, I don't want to, you look very young, so I don't want to say midlife, but someone who had an established career and a family. And then you just came to, again, a full stop said, I want to try this medical coding out. And here you are, 11 years later, seven certifications, and who knows where it will lead to now. It's the best decision I ever made. Wow. I love my career. Do you have any advice for someone who may be thinking about this path? If they're thinking about it and they're not quite sure, they could probably reach out to the chapter members, you know, in their area, and like network with other coders and ask them, what's the ins and outs of your job? Is this something that I really want to do? What's going to help me in my career? Okay, yeah, I get a feel from it from working professionals who do it and can guide you through it. I know when you seek to understand it on your own, it could be a little bit daunting. Right. But having speaking to someone in your area would, yeah, that's a great piece of advice just to make that connection. And you can find your local chapter on the AAPC website. Just go to AAPC.com and look for your local chapter. You can search that there. All right, well I'm just looking to see if we missed anything here. Did I miss any key points in your career, Cheryl, that we should review? I'm not seeing anything. Yeah, I think we got it. So well, Cheryl