So what happened next in the journey?

So we found an institute in Philadelphia called the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential, which when I first came upon that title, I thought, that's a really cool name.

I wonder what they do there.

And what they do is they teach parents how to rehab their brain injured children at home.

They have a huge comprehensive program that they offer you.

You have to take training as parents, and then they evaluate your child.

And then they tailor everything specifically to your child.

Do you have favorites yourself, Anne-Marie, in there?

Mm-hmm.

And while we were all watching it, mind you, this is the first time the whole family is together watching this program, um, Calem started to cry, and very ups- emotional crying.

And we were kind of looking at each other like, "Why is he crying?" And well, he kept it up.

So one of his older brothers said, "Get his card so he can say." So Calem typed, you know, the...

We said, "What's wrong?" And he said, "That Black man in the video went to God after they made the music." And so we were like, "Well, what do you mean?" And so we're kinda confused, and he said, "The Black man in the video." So they had shown three Black, uh, musicians.

So we waited for them to come back to one, and we said, "Is that him?" And he said, "No." And then they went to the second one, and, uh, we said, "Is that the man?" And he said, "No." So by deduction, we knew it was the third one, but he was still very emotionally upset about this.

So we decided to just turn the show off, the movie off, and then, um, his dad said, "You know, I'll check it out, and we'll figure out what it was later." Well, um, a couple weeks later, my husband called me from work and said, "I have...

Do you have favorites yourself, Anne Marie, in there?