you know, after submitting a claim for reimbursement. So after that being in the medical office, I took the hiatus to home school, my two children, and then after they graduated high school, that was quite a long hiatus. I did want to return back to the career that I really enjoyed. And I started researching and saw the information for AAPC and knew that through reading and researching that I said, you know, my best bet because it was so much to learn. I knew going through the AAPC program, the study curriculum, I did the online distance learning and a self-paced course and brought the and bought the whole package with the practice test and everything. And Alex, I tell you after that I felt well prepared and sat for the exam in December of 2018. I did thankfully pass the first time. Again, I felt very prepared. And then I did get my first job. I was, I was actually working in my coding career in neurosurgery by May. So, yeah. Wow. What led to your success with finding a job so quickly? Yeah, well, I think it's not necessarily one thing, but a combination of things. One, I'm going to say above all, determination. You know, I really wanted to work in the field and with that determination came a lot of applications, came working with practical code and seeking out as many resources that I could, referrals, making connections, you know, I started going to AAPC meetings. In fact, the job that I had with one health care system is where I became a member initially with AAPC. And going to the meetings, even though I did not have a job at that time