Yeah.

And from there, I continued to work in, uh, the recovery addiction space.

Um, I was working at a nonprofit that was a drop-in center, and so we were providing a lot of direct services to people who were unhoused, people who had HIV, um, and also people who were using substances.

Um, and it was great.

It was great just, like, really seeing public health so raw and on the ground like that.

And my career kinda took me in different areas of public health.

So from there, going into a more recovery focused space, working with peers, so people who were in recovery themselves, and, um, then working at a nutrition agency for a few years, which I absolutely loved.

Yeah.