Why is that not happening?

So in schools, it is becoming more of a priority.

They are teaching the newer kids a lot more about amputation rehab, even people with big orthotics like AFOs and KAFOs and stuff and people with spina bifida and all that.

But if you look at the major hospitals like Metro, Cleveland Clinic, UH around here, they do.

They all have at least that one lady that's been there 30 years.

and all she's worked with is amputees.

So those places are great.

how important is that? And how do you, as somebody that works not only with the patient, but I'm sure interacts with the family, how do you stress that to the family and what do you stress to them?