 So I just got some really bad news about my leg. I am a below the knee amputee, meaning I rely on a prosthetic leg right here to be able to walk. And my leg is having major issues internally that are probably going to require surgery and it's just really painful. So I probably won't be able to walk for the weeks leading up to surgery, at least reliably. And when I heard that, I was like, that, that can't happen. That can't be the case because I have to be able to walk. I live on my own. I have a dog. My house is not accessible. I don't have a wheelchair right now. You don't understand this can't happen. And then my mind went to all of the things that I won't be able to do it that I can't do. I won't be able to survive this even though I know I will. But I was able to pause myself for a moment, breathe and think about getting through the next 10 seconds and realize that I've done hard things before and I'll do them again. It doesn't mean it's going to be comfortable or easy, but all of the envisioned scenarios that seem impossible, once they're put into reality, I will find a way through them. I'm still not happy or thrilled about it, but realizing I'm just going to take it step by step, do what I can. And I will find a way through this, help me to kind of breathe and get through the next moment.