you know, we're just meeting so you know I'm just sharing this truly for my heart which is why I wanted to respond to you. You know we all want to look for that person to help inspire us and motivate us and that makes us feel like we can do it and I wanted to share more than anything that for me, if I can do it, taking that long hiatus and all these medical terms and the revenue cycle that I had to, I was really like brand new, you know, and in AAPC's curriculum, I felt very much prepared me for not only the exam, but for my reentry into health care. And I'm very thankful for that. Awesome, what a great story, Erica. Thank you so much for sharing. Any final words for a prospective student who's considering a career as a medical coder? Any words for them? That to believe in yourself, to never stop learning, to embrace the idea of loving your learning, to embrace the idea of loving your learning, to truly love learning, and to seek out opportunities to think outside the box. One of the things that I have created at my department, I'm very grateful that they have an open mindset, is I created what's called power hour. So with our meetings, it's an educational opportunity for us as coders to talk about all the different things that we need to constantly stay abreast of. And so I would say create, be a creator. And never get comfortable because coding has so many different opportunities that's ever evolving each day. Wonderful. Erica