 So, we have to rethink our values. This is not about what we value, autonomy, independence. It's really about what that person needs at that moment, and right, it may be one thing in the morning and another thing later in the afternoon when they're sundowning. So, I just wanted to say that for people who are new caregivers or newly diagnosed, there's a lot of resources out there. And I recommend Googling the Alzheimer's Association online and the Family Caregiver Alliance online. And if you're struggling with this, there are many private practice therapists in our community who do treatment with families coping with the depression and the anxiety in this process because there's really no right answer here. You know your person better than anybody else, and it's really has to be up to you to make these decisions. I would add that I would say even without dementia, we tend to, in relationship discussions, it's more the underlying emotion that is, and I think you were suggesting this, that it's, that's really what's pertinent and what drives a lot of the, of the actual relationship and the connection less than the content. And so that starts, that's true in relationships even without dementia present, but that doesn't go away with dementia starting actually. The content may get a little bit more fuzzy at the beginning and then at the end and in most advanced stages, the content becomes a very minor part. But the feeling or the emotional connection between two people actually really stays and is preserved much, much longer even to the most advanced stages of dementia where you see how differently people with dementia respond to different caregivers like in a long-term care setting depending on, you know, how that person approaches them like the kind of warmth or respect, the tone of their voice, the kindness or lack thereof, the just try to get things done because I have to get to the new patient. You know, there's a reaction to that in people with dementia. So that, that ability to sense emotion and to emotionally connect, that doesn't go away until the very last, last days I would say. And even then, you know, people still retain that.