Yeah.

And that's a beautiful thing.

And to then come to that.

realization and to embrace that and then at 29 weeks complications ensue and due to her circumstances and the circumstances of the government cutting social service or cutting services for the maternity unit she ends up not being able to have a baby in special care that she should at 29 weeks and then needing to be in an ambulance to go and hour and a half away on a road that's not even shouldn't be even accessible it's a it's a rickety road and unfortunately snowing and unfortunately um the baby comes early and the paramedics aren't able to help her because she also should have a midwife in there with her and she doesn't due to circumstances and losing that baby losing that idea of being loved and to love And then knowing that she can sue, she will receive a good amount of money because it was the hospital's fault.

It was the healthcare system's fault.

And making that choice to say, If I take this money, this takes away from other people, though, in a system that is already failing.

If I take this massive amount of money, that means that a mom can't get the cancer help she needs.

Yep.