just kind of changed my outlook on life. And then that's what I am today. And then I always wanted to go back and get my master's degree. But the reason why I ended up in on holidays because my mother was sick and my dad got sick and my dad got sick. I got married late life I had great son and then I didn't have time. So my son entered, especially in your college and along with my leader at where I'm at today my son-turned-around me and said, you're tied now. So I walked on May 14, 2023 and I graduated with my NHA of 4.0 from Rutgers University. And so my journey and what I tell everyone is it's never too late to get that extra certification. It's never too late to go back for anything. I worked 23 years in one institution and at 49 and I left and went into Brian today and turned 50, six months later when I was there and I'm still there eight years later. So it's never too late. Don't ever feel like you cannot do something. And the one thing that I've always said, and many of you that know me from the APC, no. We are a supportive network. We do what we do because we have the support from AAPC. All the members, I can honestly say, and my friends are sitting at that table, I have a friend in every single state in the United States, including Puerto Rico and Guam and Indian. So I'm honored to say that because that's what networking is about in connection. And when I have a question like I had the other day, I texted four of my friends and said