Yea, this can be a really challenging diagnosis for families. And I guess I would start by just normalizing that, because families aren't going to know about this, they're not going to have heard of it before, they're not going to get an exact roadmap of this is exactly what your child is going to look like. So there's a lot of unknown and a lot of things that are going to be up in the air. So we definitely understand that this is a challenging diagnosis for families. So we at the National CMD foundation want to provide support. We we connect families with other families in their area, we answer questions, we try and help people find CMD experts, if they're not getting, you know, the medical care that they're really looking for, we try and do all those things. We also refer to other disability and, you know, hearing difference organizations, you know, Hands and Voices being a great example, other disability organizations, the National Center for Deaf and Blindness, things like that, that can also provide some support, that isn't necessarily CMV specific, but can be very, very related to the symptoms that they can see in their children. So we definitely try to connect people with the resources that they need.