with a few more people. Course. So I'll start with this part of the story. So I had two brain surgeries, okay. And then a very bad concussion. And at the time, I was still working in New York City, on Park Avenue in a corporate job as an environmental scientist, mostly doing environmental impact statements for transportation projects. So I built bridges, I worked on subways, I worked on the World Trade Centre site, the rebuilding of that, and it was a very high pressure job. You know, obviously working with my clients were the government, city, the state with federal overviews and Gene permitting and whatnot on some often very tight schedules on. I, during I mean, I found myself on medical leave several times. But how I got into the insect thing and healing as I was on medical leave, and I went to my parents house in Florida, to rest in sunshine, and basically have my mom take care of me because I couldn't take care of myself. And so I was my dad was a gardener. I like his tray was he was a bread manner. He delivered bread to grocery stores, and restaurants and whatnot. But his real passion was gardening. And I was in their back garden. And they had to like big beautiful mango trees with like the most delicious mangoes that you've ever tasted like. Insanely just sweet. And she was fine. Yeah, all that sunshine and fresh, like not shipped, it was just like, right off the tree. And so I was admiring one of the beautiful mangoes that was ripening. And there were some insects on it. I actually didn't know what type of insects they were at the time. I now know that they were a nymph stage of a type of assassin bug that actually it's a beneficent insect. I mean, I've always been connected to God. Yeah, I was just like, God, I don't know what to do. Like, my brain is just, it's be. It's like I'm done. I don't even know like, what is next. And I've looked at the mango again. And these bugs I kid you not. They formed the shape of a smiley face at me. I have a picture. I have to dig it up and start sharing it again. Yeah. And that kind of just like, clicked, something clicked, you know, I was like, whoa. And then I just really got into watching insects. And so that was kind of like the first like, hang in my healing journey and looking at insects was like these insects that were literally smiling at me from this. I mean, it was like, like a yellow orange mango. It was like look like a legitimate like emoji smiley face. I love that. So from there, you know, I went back to New York, and continued working in my corporate job, and then it got to the point where New Yorkers, it was too stimulating for my brain. And really, I was just not healing there. So my husband and I decided to move to Charleston, South Carolina. I went to college here. So we already had a friend base. And I don't know if you've seen pictures of Charleston, South Carolina, but it is a beautiful city. It's a historic city. Most of the buildings are preserved. It's their cobblestone streets. It's it's very beautiful. The it's very famous for a walk along the waterfront and these houses called Rainbow row. So every house is painted a pastel colour, whoo, green and yellow.