So initially, it was tough, right? So because what happens is, you might have been prepared for it, you sort of know your vision is dropping, but the moment it hits you, it really hits you. And I think what happened... I mean, this is now my theory, as I you know, I'm now like a wiser me about 12 years later. What I realized is it what happens when you somebody gets hits with disability, people around him, friends, family, they are all concerned, and they all tend to say, Oh, poor guy, let us help him. Now, what I was realizing is they were indeed helping me. But then what was happening, even if somebody were to call me, they'll pick up the phone, they'll say, you know, this person is calling and then you know, I'll pick it up, or they'll click on the screen and give it to me. But then what I'm realizing that slowly, I was becoming so dependent that I was just losing confidence. I had no confidence left. Three, four years, I was at home. And I was realizing that look, unless I can start doing things on my own, I will not get my confidence back, you know irrespective of the amount of help others may be giving me. This is where, you know, I actually discovered... I didn't know that there are any blind organizations, by the way, George at that time, I didn't know any other visually impaired. So I was at home I, you know, one day discovered something called TalkBack. So I presume that this will talk back to me. But when I turned it on, you know, the entire family got shaken up, because everybody said, Oh, this phone has got locked, how to use it. We have to go on to Google, figure out how to, you know, get rid of this damn thing. You know, that's actually that was the first impression. But then I saw some YouTube videos, figured out how to use it. And I can tell you, this completely changed my life. And then when I started on PC, similarly I figured out NVDA just because it sounded like a fancy name, NVDA sounds fancy, let me try it out. And you can imagine when I installed it, suddenly, wherever I'll take my mouse, and suddenly it will speak up, you know, things which I otherwise just had no clue what's happening. It just opened a new window. And so therefore, I mean, I can tell you how important this whole accessibility is. And we need to, you know, create accessibility solutions with that view that okay, how can this person now do things independently, which is extremely important, I think, for all of us.