So would you review the games there as well?

Sometimes.

Sometimes we would, if I was playing a tournament, we would look at my tournament games, and he would, I would send them to him, and he would kinda pick the one or two that were really the most instructive that he can spend a lot of time with me on.

And then, like maybe once a month or once every other month, he would just, like, pull up my chess.com, and then we would go through my rapid games that I was playing.

But most of the time, working with him, he already had things, um, arranged for me to learn.

He kinda has, like, I don't know if you would call it a system, but it was kind of like a system, where, like, he would kinda, like, take his students through, like, a, a prearranged set of things.

And however long it took you to learn them is however long it took.

Right.

You know, let's kind of dive in a little bit to kind of like your early chaos in your world, right? How did that look? You know, how did it kind of make you who you are and kind of get you?

So I was born in the US in Maryland and moved to the UK as a two-year-old.

So I grew up in the UK.

I did actually end up back in the US for high school.

But yeah, you know, two working parents, my parents were both working and both studying their PhDs whilst we were young.

That created quite a few scheduling conflicts, as well as I think just some people don't know how to resolve conflict effectively.

So I think there was a lot of intelligence in the house.

They, you know, how does that kind of play into making people comfortable with feedback? You know, and, you know, and just kind of talking about.

What are the most important early signs of a concussion? Usually these symptoms

involve cognitive cloudiness or mental fog.

You can have headache, noise sensitivity, nausea, light sensitivity.

Then you can have even more progressive or more extreme symptoms like nausea, neurologic symptoms or other kinds of manifestations that way.

So recognizing them early is important.

When it becomes a little more difficult is when these types of injuries happen in regular activities like bicycling or on the playground.

Can you tell me more about that? So we oftentimes consider concussion with athletics and that's great because that is a lot of times where they're happening.

What's the one thing you wish every pediatric provider and parent understood about concussions?