Yes correct everything, every organ disease because it's the whole bloodstream what, yeah, yeah, the glucose level is actually in your bloodstream so that's how diabetes may lead to and other issues. So, those that already have diabetes, normally we will advise them on how to manage. Otherwise, is usually very common- strokes. Okay. All right, so just now I mentioned about diabetes food, you know, share on diabetic food and also another one on the eye, because these are the two common ones. So I think just now we mentioned about amputation, the first slide. Now, why gone to bat because for diabetes cases they wouldn't feel anything on your feet, and they may have corn, calluses, they may accidentally step on something. I do have a patient who asked me, that was something but they are not aware, Yeah, they don't have any pain, you know, they don't even feel that it's painful. That's is the worst part, so they don't feel even that painful and let's say they have corn or calluses, means they form very hard skin and all that on beneath the foot, and they don't ever feel it. Until one day someone just, or maybe he or her caregiver saw the foot become like that. The the photo on the left. I think it's bit too later. And then on the photo on the right is already like, you know, the cells and all that are already, I think, cannot do already - all black in colour, and that being amputated. So, that's the worst part because to have this, the blood sugar level may be easily 20 and above. I have cases where they are 20 and above and still they say they won't want to control their food, is still very easy-going, the don't care attitude, I'll die faster, you know, diabetes, it's an, it's a chronic disease, etc. And it doesn't mean that you want to die tomorrow, then you will die tomorrow and it just torturing so that's how management of diabetes is very important that you don't want to go until that stage, and when it amputations starts right, then the family the caregiver will be thinking like, should I amputate, or should I just leave it like that. Yeah, it's very drastic, you know, when you do amputation. Today you have your feet nicely there, but it's all black. Tomorrow you wont to have your feet, ready and you will be thinking how do I walk, you know your life, life will be different from there. So I really urge you, don't go to this stage, because it's very heartbreaking, especially in terms of caregiver, the family members are more heartbreaking than the patient. Because. Because the thing is that diabetes management is about self care is about yourselves, it is not about other people, your caregiver is someone to take care of you. But if you as a caregiver doesn't really even take care then, who else together. So, diabetes foot when going into this stage, definitely. You need podiatrist, a specialist, you know, to really assess the foot because you may have ulcer somewhere and all that, and that's where the wound dressing and all that will come in. It's actually continuous it won't stop for wound dressing wound management. There's another issue. If this one doesn't get addressed properly I've seen cases where maggots will come, even worse, Because it's being amputated, that you will want to amputate and the whole cell is like already in that state, the cell is that, what, what other what other creatures will come definitely maggots. So, that's horrible right yeah I have, I have this experience of one's one caregiver, actually told me that all I need to buy certain very potent chemical. I said what why you why you need such potent chemical, I mean yes I can help to arrange that. But why do you need that, Then they suddenly share that, the doctor asked me to get it because my mother has really got maggot in the wound, does that oh my god and we see the worst part or so, oh my god, serious? Can work or not? So this is a bit of story to share. So the next one is diabetic retinopathy, you see the blood glucose is all over your body. So, eye is a delicate organ in your body that can be affected drastically. Okay.