blood, sweat and tears. Yes. And that makes it all the more sweet when we go through adversity. Yes, it does. And actually, it helped me. I took the CBC and I did the COC a couple of times. It helped me to be a better coder. And I believe that, you know, if you pass it on the first time, that's great. If you don't, just think of yourself as going to be, you know, a better coder, a better researcher, a better learner as you get into the world of coding and or if you're doing medical billing that is a big field as well so just keep going do not do not give do not let that test be you you you beat that you do you pass that test I love it I love love it. Great, great encouragement. Thanks, Jane. Now I see, you know, you have five credentials after your name now. You started with CPC. Tell us about your evolution from that moment. So, I mean, really, you've been, you've been a member for five to 10 years and so. And you've really been working hard and you have a vision of what you want to accomplish. Tell us about what led you to these other certifications and where you hope to go. The COC, I thought, was very interesting because it complements the CPC, and that is for ambulatory, surgical, and also it more operative reports, and also learning about the RVUs and the physician aspect of the billing ticket. And I really enjoyed learning about the COC. And I wanted to be able to have diversity so I could work in an office or I could work in an ambulatory care center. So it opened up my options as to be more