So Daniel in Wisconsin, please, I give the floor to you.

yeah thank you for having me on today's nz that's a it's a great honor to be here um you know as as nz mentioned mentioned i'm a licensed clinical social worker i have a private practice based in kenosha wisconsin and i work heavily with men and that is a spectrum too in terms of career path in terms of socioeconomic status all these different all these different variables play into who makes you you and what makes you you I also work heavily with first responders and military personnel, which that culture in and of itself does not talk about a lot of emotion and has higher suicide rates than the general population of just being a man too.

so being that that's where I'm at, it's kind of this question of what got me on this path.

Right.

And growing up, it was raised in Northeastern Wisconsin, heavy blue collar family, um, grew up working on farms, playing a lot of athletics.

So it was constant push, constant perseverance, and just going, going, going, but At the end of it, it was an interesting experience of ending with a traumatic brain injury from a car accident going into my senior year of high school.

And it was both good and good and ugly.

How did your family take all this? How was the situation for