Okay, so um, so I understand you're doing a article on Weibo v. And there's more text coming in. And so semaglutide type drugs like it was vampiric and would go away. And I think there are some others and so, so my story is, I have been a yo, yo Dieter, all my life since basically, I was 12 years old. I've been on every diet. I have. I'm very, very, very committed when I'm on a diet, and I'm excellent little Dieter, but long term living has been you know, I've lost over 100 pounds. This is my third time in my life, I'm 50 now. And so, and of course, in that process, you know, I go way back to like, the, the the original, like fat free diet kind of life. And now, you know, in that process through, I've learned a lot about food, but I have also really destroyed my metabolism and and gotten to myself to a point where I was at the end of 2021 I was the heaviest I've ever been, I was very unhappy. I was very unhealthy. And, yeah, so. So I'm a Christian. And I had prayed about this, this process and this problem, much of my life, or actually more recently, I think, but I feel like, you know, I didn't know much about these drugs. And I'm kind of anti Well, America is very, like, you know, turn turned it, pharmaceuticals for everything. And that hasn't. That's not, that's not my comfort zone. So when I was introduced to this program called Inara, the Inara group, it was the first time I worked with a doctor that will actually I'm going to back up a little bit. I'm going to back up, I at the end of 2021 on New Year's Eve. I I had to change my life I it was the moment where I'm like okay, this is and I I know you're going to edit this so I'm going to stutter for a minute. Don't use this until I get myself together and think about how I'm going to explain this. At the end at the end of 2021 I found myself having yo yo dieted most of my life and lost and gained back and lost and gained back over 100 pounds and I was at a point where I felt hopeless. I felt I had lost faith in my ability to find balance in and and control with with my eating and with my dieting. I had been on keto and and which is actually a good program for me and I had been exercising and I had been working on my weight much of 2021 and I've and what would happen would be that I would lose weight extremely slowly having wrecked my metabolism over you know, almost an entire lifetime of dieting. I Mmm, maybe over like, I think let's call it like four months, I wouldn't eat any carbs, I would be going to the gym, I'd be exercising as much as I physically could, which I was very heavy and uncomfortable, but I was walking, or I was trying to lift weights and, and I would be like, I'm not even exaggerating, counting my carbs down to less than 20 net carbs a day. I mean, I'm not kidding, when I say I was a good little Dieter, I would follow the rules. And so I could lose weight, but it was so slow. I would find that I'd gone like months without any cheating, or without any, you know, being bad sort of, quote, unquote. And maybe at the end of that four months, I'd lost like nine pounds. And I was so defeated and so depressed because it didn't even show on my body at that weight. And so what would happen is I would I would get, I throw in the towel be like, Screw it, I'm just this weekend, for example, I'm going to, I'm going to eat with my family normal food, I just want to have, you know, my husband and I are gonna have a bottle of wine and I want to have dessert. And it's an I would do that knowing that I was going to be starting another diet. And I would go, you know, into like all or nothing thinking. So where was extremism? There's either extreme diet, or there was extreme. Like, Oh, I better enjoy it now while I can. Because right around the corner, there's another deprivation diet coming. Anyway, this puts me at January, well, December 31 2021. January one, I'm starting, you know, I'm starting my my Keto and my exercise or my low carb eating, and, but there's a lot of praying about it. And I did not know what exact program would work for me. But I will, I will say that I didn't have a lot of how do I say this. As a Christian, I did not have a lot of help. I did not have a lot of like, my my prayers were not answered with regard to having an easy time losing weight, or finding like that, you know, like my metabolism sped up or that I felt more satiated, whatever, but but I had something happen in my heart. I didn't like God spoke to me, but in not like I didn't hear words or even hear a voice. I just I had been praying about it. And it would be my third time, the beginning of trying to lose all this weight. And I had such an such a defeated feeling about being able to lose it and keep it off. And I didn't really understand like, what's the point if I'm just gonna gain it all back? And so that is that prayer. I did have that prayer answered, I had a knowingness like a piece in me. That was before I learned about Wigo V or in Word, the scenario program that I'm in now, or semaglutide, or any of its derivatives. I did have a feeling of, it's worth it. And it will be permanent. I knew that, that it wasn't a voice. It was just a comb. It was a knowingness. And I still have that. I know that 100 pounds, I have lost that I will not gain it again. And that is the difference this time versus this the lat that is where I feel like oh yes, God has definitely answered my prayers. Because there's just a confidence. I do not know that it will be will govi for the rest of my life, but I have a feeling it will be something similar. Anyway, I'm monologuing so much. I think I need you to ask some questions. But it was great. I um, so my story starts with that kind of that knowing like, Okay, I'm going to jump in with faith. This is going to be permanent. I didn't know how and I had a lot of fear and I still do I still do but I won't come back in I don't know if it will always be because there will be something to help me I don't know if it'll always be working will go up but I I have a feeling it'd be something like that. Yep.