that sort of thing. And so I switched my major from medical assistant to medical office management was lucky enough while I was still in school to get a job in a family therapy practice where I really got my teeth into billing and some coding accounts receivable collections, front desk. So I had a nice opportunity while I was still in college. Once I graduated, I landed a job as a practice manager for an eating disorder practice and I was there for seven or eight years. And it's still a topic that very much fascinates me and I did a presentation actually recently at HealthCon on eating disorders that was pretty well received. Once I got into the health care business in mental health, I realized after a period of time it was, I needed a change. And so I went to work for a community hospital in their billing department, which was a little bit of a, you know, downward move, but I just I kind of wanted to think about what what was out there in the world of health care and whether or not this was kind of what I wanted to do. So while I was working as a biller I had an opportunity position opened up and coding. I didn't even know what a coder was. Didn't have any idea what they did. But one of the first things on my first day that the woman that trained me said is that coding is one of those fields that if you learn it, learn it well and take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way, you have no idea where this will take you. And I always think back, you know