Yeah, we have materials in Swahili, and I'll just share to show you right here. Zakiirah, but this would be good for you to have. But I mean, first of all, we'd love to do an update just on you. And it was so fun getting to see I love we got our picture together. I posted that, I think for but you can see here we have different images that talk about in particular, kahaki, kaliki, unlike most countries where we're like, don't just say it scare everyone. Cockies Like, say it can be cancer. I want to scare everyone. She's like, I don't want any more late stage cases coming in when extra ocular is the scenario, and I have no options to treat these children. You know, 50% of the cases coming in their door are going straight to palliative care. So the opportunity to build awareness is, if any of our materials can be helpful, you have ideas. Share with us. Let us know. We would be delighted to have you help us find new channels to not only build awareness, but to highlight your experience, because you are, you know, the perfect example of not only a retinal blastoma survivor, but as a woman in particular, and being able to be so strong, so capable, so confident and confident, and now not only writing your own book and not only moving to the country, but to explore ways You can be additive, not only in the RB world, but in the world of photography, in the world of helping to give young girls the confidence to be writers or to rise above whatever their physical challenges or stumbling blocks may be, to recognize that there's a whole world out there waiting to receive them, and that the world will carry you through if you allow it to. And so we'd be just super excited to continue to explore ways to work together and have you by our side, and to know for you that we are right by your side as you continue to explore those, those roads. I thought to meet your mom one day too. She, she must be an amazing