I tried to reinforce that because Brian, you know, talk about maybe some of the ways that people come to realize that something is wrong with them when it comes to their blood, because your body is always trying to tell you if something's amiss.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And, you know, to go back to your, your becoming aware of kidney failure, You know, similar to you, I'm a patient.

I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma back in 2018.

And prior to that, I had never heard of myeloma, nor did I know anything about leukemia lymphoma society currently the blood cancer united so when i was introduced you know i i had an opportunity to kind of really lean in and learn a lot more about the disease but you were asking about um what are some of the symptoms maybe that uh that you would realize that you may have a problem not necessarily that you can identify what that problem is but for me it was a couple of things one was i was very diligent about going to see my doctor on an annual basis so primary care physician was following some trends in my lab work specifically my blood and urine samples were were using a lot higher levels of protein it would elevate over the course of a few months so fortunately for me i had a really good primary care physician who was tracking these things.

And when he noticed that there was a trend, he became concerned, expressed that to me, suggested first, you know, let's go take a look at a urologist and see what he thinks.

Is that correct? What you were talking about?