I think a big component of his communication, like how to talk to each other, like, Yes, I like this, or No, I don't like that, or I don't want it today. Maybe that person doesn't really want to be touched at that moment, or that day. And that's okay. You know, it's good to give someone choices. Sometimes when your body's doing things that you can't control, it's good to give them the control back, say, Yes, I want it or No, I don't. But also other than communication, just comfort, how to use pillows and blankets and towels to help someone feel comfortable just laying there, just laying on the bed or the couch, how to get them all in alignment and use blankets and just get them all propped up. And we use the term bolstering, you know, putting something under legs or arms or necks, so that they're just super comfortable. It's like a slumber party. It's it's it is it's really, it's it's comforting.