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I do worry about it. I just don't really tell anyone because I'm kind of alone on it, which is I struggle all the time with pain and moving around and moving my legs and stuff. I don't talk about it. What you hear more is how I have to go out and do things. But that's only because no one else will if I don't. Or, no one, yeah, no one else will if I don't, right? Some blind people have, like, PCAs and people that look after them. I don't. I'm my own fill in the blanks, right? I'm my own worker. I'm my own person that takes care of you person. And that sort of thing, right? This is repeater station Kilo PR Center, November, Quebec, November. I'm allowed to have them visiting their stuff by twice a week to help them. That would be nice. You could do the laundry and clean up all the dog hair on the floor. Maybe even take my dogs out for me. That would be nice. You know, we have an elderly, I believe an elderly lady, and my next door neighbor said, you know, because they have these professionals that come and they change their bed sheets and stuff and they charge like 400 bucks. She says it's really expensive, you know, and they come once or twice a week for her. That was a long time ago. She's gone. She's not there anymore. But at that time I was wondering who pays for all that. Maybe I know every province is different, but is some of that stuff included where you live?