Mm-hmm.

"This is my child, and it's not, hasn't been there before." So she brought me to the doctor's, and, um, they kinda brushed it off a little bit, but my mom was pushy and really advocated for me to be seen.

And, um, it ended up being Langerhans cell histiocytosis, which is a rare type of blood cancer.

Um, it's one of the subtypes of histiocytosis.

So histiocytosis is, like, an umbrella term for a rare disorder where there's an accumulation of histiocytes, which is a type of white blood cell in the immune system.

So when these white blood cells accumulate, they can form tumors which can damage organs and other, and, like, systems in your body.

So I was having, I had a tumor in my skull, which we ended up finding out it was that type of cancer.

On top of all the running and the nursing schedule, you're also managing this new diagnosis of diabetes.