So how did you used to approach that with families when you told them that there were differences? Yeah.

Yeah, okay.

So in Nigeria, most of the time, number one, parents who don't have very challenging children, who don't have severe cases, don't even want to come to the hospital.

They just take it as something they just need to deal with as education or discipline.

They don't even want to look at it as a... a problem to start with.

But obviously for parents who have very severe end of the spectrum kind of children who are nonverbal, who have a lot of behavioral issues, they really are more receptive because they want help.

So those are the ones that we tend to see first in our clinics.

What do you think? What was your experience, especially when it had to do with neurodevelopmental conditions?